come out at

come out at someone or something

and come out toward(s) someone or something

to emerge and attack someone or something. The dogs came out at us, but we got away. Betsy's bulldog came out toward my bike as I rode by.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Xochitl	-	Native American, Nahuatl, Spanish (Latin American)
Theudhar	-	Ancient Germanic
Naveen	-	Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam
Lyubomir	-	Bulgarian, Medieval Slavic
Vitali	vee-TAH-lee (Russian)	Russian, Ukrainian
Tutankhamon	too-tahng-KAH-mən (English)	Ancient Egyptian