saír

Meaning

1. to exit, leave
2. to go out; to go away
3. to result, end up, come out

Opposite of

entrar

Pronounced as (IPA)

[saˈiɾ]

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: salīre

Cognate with Portuguese: sair

Cognate with Spanish: salir

In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese sair, from Latin salīre. Compare Portuguese sair, Spanish salir.

Sentences

Os gardas están nas portas , non para impedir entrar , senón para impedir saír .

The guards are at the gates, not to prevent them from entering, but to prevent them from leaving.

Só se pode entrar ou saír do municipio por causa xustificada.

You can only enter or leave the municipality for a justified reason.

Sen ese recoñecemento médico non pode saír ; co cal , que cadaquén asuma as competencias.

Without this medical recognition, he cannot go out; with which, everyone assumes the competences.

Continuaban a saír ideas do prolífico cerebro de De Forest.

Ideas of De Forest's prolific brain continued to emerge.