Frugality

/fruˈɡæləti/ noun

The quality of being economical in use or expenditure; careful management of resources to avoid waste. It involves making thoughtful choices about spending and consumption.

From Latin 'frugalitas' meaning 'economy, thrift,' derived from 'frugalis' (economical) and 'frux' (fruit, produce). The connection to fruit suggests getting the most benefit from what nature provides, reflecting the idea of making the most of available resources.

AMቁንጅነት
ARالاقتصاد
BNসাশ্রয়
CAfrugalitat
CSskromnost
DAsparsommelighed
DESparsamkeit
ELφιλάργυρος
ESfrugalidad
FAصرفه جویی
FIsäästäväisyys
FRfrugalité
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