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突き出る · ichidan verb

Meanings

ichidan verb, intransitive verb

Describes something physically protruding or jutting out from a surface or line. Can also be used figuratively for something that is conspicuous.

出でっ張ぱるN1
突き出る also means 'to stick out', but it suggests a sharper, more forceful or sudden protrusion than 出っ張る, which describes a more static, gradual bulge.
食はみ出でるN1
突き出る emphasizes a sharp, pointed protrusion, while 食み出る describes something spilling or extending past a boundary in a softer, less pointed way.
突とっ出しゅつ
突き出る is the everyday verb for something physically sticking out, while 突出 is the more formal, noun-like term often used in technical or written contexts.
はみ出だすN1
突き出る describes something jutting or poking out sharply, while はみ出す describes something spilling or extending gradually beyond an edge.
張はり出だすN1
突き出る suggests a sharper or more pointed protrusion, whereas 張り出す suggests a broader, flatter overhang.

突つき出でるUsage80%
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
突つきでるUsage8%
Rare mixed spelling with kana for the okurigana; not recommended for learners.
つき出でるUsage6%
Mixed kana-kanji spelling; sometimes used for clarity.
つきでるUsage6%
突つき出でる
Alternate kanji spelling, less common than 突き出る.

Compound of 突く (tsuku, 'to thrust') + 出る (deru, 'to come out'). The verb follows the regular intransitive pattern of compound verbs with 出る.