Release From Prison
Source, Origin
noun, verbal noun
You exit a facility. It's your release from prison!
出所 commonly refers to leaving or being released from facilities ending in 所, particularly 刑務所 (prisons). It can also be a slightly formal word for source or origin, often used in discussions of copyright to specify the origin of cited information, images, or content.
The reading follows on'yomi protocols, but you just have to be careful of the shortened しゅつ which becomes しゅっ.
Note: There is also the reading でどころ for the meanings origin and source. This version is generally used in spoken language, often to emphasize the significance or curiosity about where something came from.
主人の出所は明日の午前中です。
My husband is being released tomorrow morning.
大切なのは出所した後のことです。
What's important is what happens after one is released from prison.
この引用の出所は何ですか？
What is the source of this quote?