Zurückgeht
Zurückgeht is not a standard dictionary entry form in German. It is better understood as a surface form related to the separable verb zurückgehen, whose canonical infinitive is zurückgehen and whose present tense forms are written as two separate words: er geht zurück, sie geht zurück, wir gehen zurück. The particle zurück in zurückgehen means “back” or “return,” and the verb covers both physical movement to a previous location and figurative senses such as reverting to a previous state or trend.
Zurückgehen can describe returning to a place, e.g., Ich gehe zurück zum Ausgang. It can also express
As a separable verb, zurückgehen forms its finite tenses by splitting the prefix in the present and
Back-meaning prefix zurück- combines with gehen (to go) to produce a range of senses centered on returning
backward movement, zurücknehmen, zurückbleiben, zurückkehren.