An archaic term meaning 'out of this' or 'from this,' used in formal or legal contexts to indicate removal or derivation.
From 'here' (this) and 'out' (from). A rare archaic formation that appears occasionally in very old legal documents and formal texts.
Medieval legal writers seemed to create a word for every possible direction—'hereout' meant something was coming OUT of a document or situation, like a specialized vocabulary for pointing!
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