coming out; emerging; appearance
Used for the act of something appearing, emerging, or being produced. Often seen in compounds or formal contexts.
The new product is scheduled to come out next month.
彼女は有名な政治家の家の出だ。
She comes from a family of famous politicians.
appearance; performance
origin; hometown; background; alma mater
publication; publishing
direction; production · organization; arrangement; staging; orchestration
submission; presentation; filing
appearance; emergence; advent; coming into existence
departure; leaving; setting off
participation in a competition; entry; competing · appearance on stage or television; performing appearance · exit from a venue or station; leaving through an exit · dispatch of an emergency vehicle; responding to an emergency
output
escape; getting away; getting out · prolapse; proptosis
outflow; discharge; spill; leakage · outflow; drain; leak
going out; outing; leaving home/office
attendance; presence
advance into; expansion into; entry into · advance to the next round
childbirth; giving birth; delivery · production of goods
exposure; laying bare; baring · exposure (photography) · media exposure; appearance (on TV, in magazines, etc.)
export; exportation · efferent
source; authority; reference
going to work; attendance at work; reporting for work
detection; sensing
exhibit; put on display; put up for sale; enter (a competition); submit
emission; release; discharge · release (of goods, players, etc.)
business trip; official trip
shipping; shipment; forwarding; delivery
rescue; extrication; deliverance
opening a new store; opening a new branch · setting up a stall; setting up a booth; exhibiting as a vendor
discharge; emission; excretion; ejection
bleeding; hemorrhage · financial bleeding; red ink; selling below cost · losses; casualties; sacrifices
investment; financing; contribution of capital
Sino-Japanese reading of the kanji 出, meaning 'exit' or 'come out'. Used as a bound noun in compounds and formal expressions.