No. 593 in Hebrew
יצאו
"יצאו" means "they went out" or "they exited."
In a sentence
הילדים יצאו לשחק בגינה אחרי ארוחת הצהריים.
The children went out to play in the garden after lunch.
In this sentence, יצאו is used to describe leaving a particular place to a new one, specifically going outside to play.
הספרים החדשים יצאו לחנויות בשבוע שעבר.
The new books were released to stores last week.
Here, יצאו is employed to indicate something becoming available or being launched, in this context, books.
הבובות יצאו מכלל שימוש מכיוון שהן נשברו.
The dolls became unusable because they broke.
In this example, יצאו reflects the meaning of things being invalidated or no longer functional.
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