How to Say ‘Came out / are ready (e.g., results came in)’ in Japanese
でました
de mashi ta
[deh]
💬 Usage Tip: [でました] comes from [でる], "to come out," but for tests and lab work it often means results have come in or are ready. The same verb is used for things appearing or being issued: [くすりがでました。] can mean "medicine was prescribed."
Phrase Breakdown
で
de
[deh]
came out; appeared (part of でました)
This is the で- part of でました (came out/was produced). In medical contexts, it often means results have come in.
けっかがでました。
The results came back.
まし
mashi
た
ta
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