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出で

で · de

JLPT N2 › noun ★ Studied by 37 learners

Coming out, going out, outflow, efflux, rising (of the Sun or the Moon)

  • attending (work), appearing (on stage), one's turn to go on
  • start, beginning
  • origins, background, person (or item) originating from ..., graduate of ..., native of ..., member of ... (lineage)
  • coming out, emerging
  • being born into (a certain family), being a native of (a particular place)

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Heiban

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What does 出 mean?

Coming out, going out, outflow, efflux, rising (of the Sun or the Moon). It can also mean: attending (work), appearing (on stage), one's turn to go on; start, beginning; origins, background, person (or item) originating from ..., graduate of ..., native of ..., member of ... (lineage).

How do you pronounce 出?

で (de). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.

What JLPT level is 出?

JLPT N2 — upper intermediate. See the JLPT N2 guide.

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