(みだ)

みだし
noun
headline
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.
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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