yields
verbUK /jiːldz/
US /jiːldz/
Gives something, like a plant giving fruit or a machine giving a result.
The apple tree yields sweet fruit every autumn.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Lets someone else go first, like at a crosswalk or in traffic.
The car yields to pedestrians at the crossing.
3. Gives up or surrenders, like in a game or fight.
The tired team finally yielded to the stronger players.
4. The amount of something made or grown.
The farmer was happy with this year's yield of corn.