Vyshodit

Vyshodit is a transliteration variant that may be encountered in texts rendering Cyrillic spellings in Latin letters. It is not a standard lexical item in major dictionaries of Russian or Ukrainian, but rather a romanized rendering that can appear in informal sources, language-learning materials, or OCR outputs.

In Slavic languages, the underlying concepts relate to exiting or going out. The corresponding common forms include the Russian verb выхо́дить (to go out) and the Ukrainian вихо́дити (to go out), with the noun выхо́д/вихі́д meaning “exit.” Because transliteration systems differ in how they render certain sounds, some readers may encounter spellings such as vyshodit in non-standard or approximate renderings of these roots.

Usage and cautions: When encountered in a text, vyshodit should be treated as a transliteration artifact rather than a widely established word with a fixed meaning. For scholarly or formal writing, it is better to rely on the standard Cyrillic forms (выходить, виходити) and their established Latin transliterations according to the chosen system. If vyshodit appears in a bilingual gloss or database, it typically signals an approximation of the verb “to go out” rather than a distinct lexical entry.

See also: выход, выходить, вихід, виходити, transliteration schemes for Cyrillic to Latin.