out-
outside, beyond, more than
Old English · ut / ūt
Old English ut means out or outside. It shows place (outside, outdoor), result (outcome, output), or doing more than another (outrun, outgrow, outnumber).
Memory trick
out- is an exit door: step outside, or go beyond the limit.
Words from this root
- outside (out + side) — the outer part of somethingबाहर
- outcome (out + come) — a result of somethingनतीजा
- outdoor (out + door) — happening in the open airखुले में होने वाला
- outgrow (out + grow) — to grow too big forबड़ा होकर छोटा पड़ जाना
- outlook (out + look) — a view or attitude about the futureनज़रिया, भविष्य का रुख़
- output (out + put) — amount producedउत्पादन
- outbreak (out + break) — a sudden start of disease or warप्रकोप
- outrun (out + run) — to run faster thanदौड़ में पीछे छोड़ना
- outstanding (out + standing) — excellent, standing outउत्कृष्ट
- outline (out + line) — a plan with main pointsरूपरेखा
- outnumber (out + number) — to be more thanसंख्या में ज़्यादा होना
- outlive (out + live) — to live longer thanज़्यादा जीना