also: いづ
nidan verb (lower class) with 'dzu' ending (archaic), intransitive verb
Archaic intransitive verb for physically moving out of a place. In modern Japanese, 出る (でる) is used.
nidan verb (lower class) with 'dzu' ending (archaic), intransitive verb
Rare archaic sense of moving ahead. Modern: 進む.
nidan verb (lower class) with 'dzu' ending (archaic), intransitive verb
Archaic sense of arriving at a place or result. Modern: 着く, 至る.
nidan verb (lower class) with 'dzu' ending (archaic), intransitive verb
appear; emerge; be published; participate; be stated; sell; exceed; protrude; occur; be produced; derive from; be given;
There is an old expression, 'leaving through the gate and departing from one's hometown.'
People long ago prayed to the gods before setting out on a journey.
In classical literature, there are descriptions of troops advancing.
This road leads to the capital.
Highly polysemous archaic verb covering many abstract and concrete extensions of 'coming out'. Each sub-sense is rare and mostly found in classical texts. Modern equivalents vary widely (e.g., 現れる, 出版される, 参加する, 述べられる, 売れる, 超える, 突き出る, 起こる, 生産される, 由来する, 与えられる, 応答する, 態度をとる, 速度が上がる, 流れる, 卒業する).
The classical verb '出づ' was used in various meanings, such as the moon appearing, tears flowing, or a book being published.
Classical Japanese verb (下二段活用) with historical kana spelling いづ. The modern form 出る (でる) developed from it. The exact derivation is uncertain, but it is a native Japanese word.