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kanji
出Meaning
Exit
Reading
kunyomiでde
だda
onyomiしゅつshutsu
Parts
凵Open box 山Mountain
Example Word
追い出す: expel. The Japanese verb '追い出す (おいだす)' means 'to expel' or 'to drive out'. It is used when someone or something is forcibly removed from a place. This verb can be used in various contexts, such as expelling a person from a room, driving out animals, or even metaphorically expelling negative thoughts. For example: The teacher expelled the noisy student from the classroom「先生はうるさい生徒を教室から追い出した」(せんせいはうるさいせいとをきょうしつからおいだした). They drove the stray cat out of the garden「彼らは野良猫を庭から追い出した」(かれらはのらねこをにわからおいだした). The verb '追い出す' often carries a sense of force or urgency, implying that the action is not voluntary on the part of the person or thing being expelled.
Radical
凵
Stroke Count
5JLPT
N5Grade
1Frequency
4
Handwriting