Structures with suffix 出


According to jisho, 出 can be used as a suffix after the masu stem of a verb
with meaning "amount (comprising something); amount of time or effort required
to do something​".

Jisho says 出 is used in structures like 〜出がある or 〜出がない, which meaning I
interpret as having to do something a lot, even though I'm not sure if my
interpretation is correct or not as I have barely seen sentences with those
structures. **Could you please confirm it?**

Besides, I would like to know if these two are the only ones that can be
constructed or there are other structures used commonly as well with 出 as a
suffix after the masu stem of a verb. If so, **could you please tell me the
other most common constructions as well as their meaning and an example?**




`[V ます-stem]-出がある` means doing the act of the verb is challenging because it
requires you to deal with a large amount of something but is at the same time
satisfying. For example, you might describe a long novel you consider to be
worth a read as 読み出がある.

However, this construction is not so commonly used any longer. If I heard it
from a young person, I would probably assume that person is speaking some
dialect. Most people would say `[V ます-stem]-ごたえがある` for a similar meaning.

