вы́ходить

rare #28517B1

verbperfective imperfective is выха́живать

1.
to nurse back to health, to restore to health, to nurse
Мать вы́ходила больного сы́на.
The mother nursed her sick son back to health.
Perfective; stress on the first syllable. Implies success - the patient recovers.
2.
to rear, to bring up, to raise
Ба́бушка вы́ходила трёх вну́ков.
Grandmother brought up three grandchildren.
Of children or young animals reared with care.
3.
(rare) to walk all over, to go all over (on foot), to cover on foot
Мы вы́ходили весь го́род пешко́м.
We walked all over the town.
Colloquial; of covering a whole area on foot.

Motion info

вы́ходить is derived from the multidirectional verb of motion ходи́ть with prefix в-/во- (into).

Она выходила больного после тяжёлой болезни.
She nursed the patient back to health after a serious illness.
Врач выходил раненого солдата за месяц.
The doctor nursed the wounded soldier back to health in a month.
Мы с отцо́м выходили мою сестру́ после того́, как она попа́ла в ава́рию.
My father and I nursed my sister back to health after her accident.

Imperative
ты	вы́ходи
вы	вы́ходите

ходи́тьto go
verbimperfective
входи́тьto enter; to be part of; to penetrate
verbimperfective
отхо́жийlatrine; seasonal (of work)
adjective
уходи́тьto leave; to escape
verbimperfective
выходи́тьto go out; to get off; to be published; to marry; to face; to be used up
verbimperfective