Exodus

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 37

eks′o-dus, n. a going out or departure, esp. that of the Israeli tes from Egypt (1491 B.C. , Usher): the second book of the Old Testament.— adj. Exod′ic .— n. Ex′odist , one who goes out: an emigrant. [L.,—Gr. exodos — ex , out, hodos , a way.]