(みだ)

みだし
noun
headline
communication
1. headline, heading
A title at the top of an article, section, or document.
I read the newspaper headlines.
It was reported with a big headline.
記事(きじ)見出(みだ)つけた
I put a headline on the article.
You shouldn't judge the content just by looking at the headline.
It's a magazine with many eye-catching headlines.
2. headword (dictionary)
The entry word in a dictionary or index.
I look up the headword in the dictionary.
Dictionary context
The headwords in this dictionary are written in bold.
I chose a dictionary with a large number of headwords.
If you use the index headings, you can quickly find the information you need.

見出(みだ)し has two main uses: headlines/headings (sense 1) and dictionary headwords (sense 2).

Compound: () (see) + ()し (putting out) — something that stands out to catch the eye.

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