Udghosh

Udghosh (उद्घोष) is a Hindi and Sanskrit word that translates generally to "proclamation," "announcement," or "declaration." It signifies a loud and formal declaration or a public pronouncement of something important. It often carries connotations of authority, importance, and being officially stated.

Specifically, Udghosh can refer to:

• A formal declaration: A solemn or official announcement made publicly.
• A proclamation: An official order or announcement issued by a person in authority.
• A shout or loud exclamation: Emphasizing the act of loudly proclaiming or announcing something.
• In some contexts, a battle cry: A shout uttered in the heat of battle, intended to inspire and intimidate.
• Figuratively, a symbol or harbinger: Referring to something that announces or signifies the coming of something else.

The term finds use in literature, historical texts, and contemporary media to describe significant announcements or declarations. The precise nuance can vary depending on the context in which it is used.