出しゅっ所しょ

しゅ

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しょ

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出所する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	出しゅっ所しょする	出しゅっ所しょしない
Polite	出しゅっ所しょします	出しゅっ所しょしません
Past polite	出しゅっ所しょしました	出しゅっ所しょしませんでした
Past	出しゅっ所しょした	出しゅっ所しょしなかった
Te-form	出しゅっ所しょして	出しゅっ所しょしないで
Desire	出しゅっ所しょしたい	出しゅっ所しょしたくない
Potential	出しゅっ所しょできる	出しゅっ所しょできない
Passive	出しゅっ所しょされる	出しゅっ所しょされない
Causative	出しゅっ所しょさせる	出しゅっ所しょさせない
Causative passive	出しゅっ所しょさせられる	出しゅっ所しょさせられない
Volitional	出しゅっ所しょしよう
Polite volitional	出しゅっ所しょしましょう
Imperative	出しゅっ所しょしろ	出しゅっ所しょするな
Conditional	出しゅっ所しょすれば	出しゅっ所しょしなければ
Tara conditional	出しゅっ所しょしたら	出しゅっ所しょしなかったら

Meanings

noun

source; origin; provenance

Refers to where something comes from, such as information, goods, or funds. Often used in formal or investigative contexts.

その情じょう報ほうの出しゅっ所しょを明あきらかにしてください。
Please clarify the source of that information.
警けい察さつは資し金きんの出しゅっ所しょを調しらべている。
The police are investigating the origin of the funds.

noun

birthplace

Used for a person's place of birth, often in formal or biographical contexts. Less common than 出身地 in everyday speech.

彼かれの出しゅっ所しょは長なが野の県けんの小ちいさな村むらです。
His birthplace is a small village in Nagano Prefecture.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

release from prison; discharge from prison

Only when written 出所

Specifically refers to leaving prison after serving a sentence. Only written as 出所, not 出処.

彼かれは来らい月げつ出しゅっ所しょする予よ定ていだ。
He is scheduled to be released from prison next month.
出しゅっ所しょ後ご、彼かれは社しゃ会かい復ふっ帰きに苦く労ろうした。
After his release, he struggled to reintegrate into society.

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Usage patterns

〈事こと〉の出しゅっ所しょを調しらべるto investigate the source of something
警けい察さつはその情じょう報ほうの出しゅっ所しょを調しらべている。
The police are investigating the source of that information.
〈人ひと〉が出しゅっ所しょするfor someone to be released from prison
彼かれは来らい月げつ出しゅっ所しょする予よ定ていだ。
He is scheduled to be released from prison next month.
〈事こと〉の出しゅっ所しょが不ふ明めいだthe source of something is unknown
そのうわさの出しゅっ所しょは不ふ明めいだ。
The source of that rumor is unknown.
出しゅっ所しょ後ごに〈動どう詞し〉to do something after being released from prison
出しゅっ所しょ後ごに新あたらしい仕し事ごとを探さがした。
He looked for a new job after being released from prison.

Kanji

出exit, leave, go out
所place, extent
処dispose, manage, deal with

Related words

出しゅっ典てん sense 1
出典 refers specifically to the source of a quotation or written reference, while 出所 covers a broader range of origins such as information, goods, or funds.
出しゅっ身しんN3sense 2
出身 is the everyday word for a person's hometown or background, while 出所 is a more formal term sometimes used for birthplace in official contexts.
出しゅつ獄ごく sense 3
出獄 is a more literary or old-fashioned word for being released from prison, while 出所 is the standard modern term.
起き源げんN1sense 1
起源 emphasizes the historical or causal root of something abstract, whereas 出所 focuses more concretely on where something physically or administratively comes from.
由ゆ来らいN2
出所 refers to the concrete source or place something came from (like information or money), whereas 由来 is broader, covering historical origin or derivation.

Opposites

入にゅう所しょ sense 3
入所 means entering or being admitted to a facility such as a prison, the direct opposite of 出所 which means being released from it.
服ふく役えき
出所 means being released from prison, the opposite of 服役, which means serving time inside.

Don't confuse with

素す性じょう
出所 means the place an object or information comes from (or release from prison), while 素性 in this sense means an object's history of ownership or provenance.

Word family

仮かり出しゅっ所しょ
parole; release on bail
出しゅっ所しょ者しゃ
released inmate; ex-convict

Written forms

出しゅっ所しょUsage95%
Standard kanji spelling for all senses; also the only spelling for the prison-release sense.
出しゅっ処しょUsage5%
Alternative spelling for this word/origin/birthplace senses; not used for prison release.

Etymology

Compound of 出 (しゅつ, 'exit') and 所 (しょ, 'place'). The reading しゅっしょ results from a regular sound change (促音便). The prison-release sense is a specialized extension of 'place of exit'.