Lingaku- to release
- to set free
- to liberate (a prisoner)
- to discharge
Generated: This usage refers to the act of allowing something to be free or available, such as letting go of a physical object or information.
We will release the bird tomorrow.
Generated: This meaning emphasizes the act of freeing someone or something from confinement or captivity.
The rescue team was finally able to set the trapped goat free.
Generated: This particular usage is often in the context of releasing someone who has been confined or imprisoned, usually associated with a legal or political situation.
The government decided to liberate all innocent prisoners.
Generated: This meaning can apply to releasing someone from a duty or job, or letting someone leave a hospital or institution.
The doctor has decided to discharge me, and my hospitalization treatment is complete.