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to take out, to get out, to put out, to reveal, to show, to submit (e.g. thesis), to turn in, to publish, to make public, to send (e.g. letter), to produce (a sound), to start (fire), to serve (food), ... out (e.g. to jump out, to carry out), to begin ..., to start to ..., to burst into ...
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H3318. yatsa, verb, go or come out, id., âƒû, go out, forth, go forth, germinate, grow, march out, the source, go out, be, become fair, beautiful, neat, clean, Infinitive construct, 1, go, come out, forth:, a., coming forth, b, c., in technical senses, when he is judged let him go out as a criminal, d., of flight, involving escape, flee, calamity from which they shall not be able to escape, he that feareth God shall escape, be freed from, all of them, e., depart, when she was expiring, when Nabal became sober, their heart failed, exit, end, at the end of two years, f., of inanimate things, and there went out, after him the king's portion, sunrise, ultu ƒît šanši adi êrib šanši, g., with especial emphasis on idea of origin, source, from, has the thing proceeded, going forth, h., of children as, project, going out, 2. a., b., go forward proceed, from evil to evil they go on, and it, came out, and fell, come, let, with you, in all to which they went forth, breaking out, 3, of combinations, note esp, going out and returning, to and fro, coming forth, cursing as he came, none went out and none came in, come in, Hiph`il, cause to go, come out, bring out, lead out:, a person from a place, one, shall bring, of bringing, for a particular purpose, lead out, lead people out and in, remove, putting away, bring out, unto a person, i., unto a place and a person, 2, bring out of, Qal, 4, carry, take, draw out, draw, bring outto a, pay, put it forth, imposed it, on, bring forth, and hidden things he, bringeth forth tolight., j., produce, Generate, bring into being:, k., speak, publishing, 5, if thou bring forth the precious from, without, the base, if thou produce the noble without the base, exhibit, Qal 1 f, Hoph`al, be brought forth, which are caused to flow into the sea, into the sour (bitter, salt) waters
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