放り出す
ほうりだす · houridasu · JLPT N1 · noun
out
🗑️ 放り出す = 放る (throw) + 出す (put out): throw it out, so it means to give up or abandon
放る means to toss or fling, and 出す means to send out. Flinging something out of your hands is how the word covers both throwing out and abandoning.
放 — 方 (square/phonetic) + 攵 (rap/strike radical)
放 is a semantic-phonetic compound: 方 supplies the sound and 攵 (a hand holding a stick) supplies the meaning of striking or driving away. The original sense was to banish or drive out, which broadened over time to 'release', 'let go', and 'put down'.
出 — foot 止 emerging from enclosure 凵
出 is a pictograph showing a foot or plant stepping out of a hollow or enclosure, depicting the act of going forth. The original sense of 'coming out' or 'emerging' has remained stable since oracle bone script. It now broadly means 'to exit, go out, or produce.'