verb

ausrufen

announce · call out · declare

Laut und deutlich etwas sagen, damit es alle hören können.

The verb ausrufen has three primary meanings in German:

To proclaim or announce publicly: This refers to the act of making a formal or official announcement to a group of people, often in a loud voice. For example, a town crier might announce a decree.
To shout out or cry out: This refers to expressing a strong emotion (like surprise, pain, or joy) by speaking very loudly. It is often used in the context of dialogue, where a character "cries out" a sentence.
To declare someone or something as something: This is used when someone is officially named or designated as a winner, a leader, or a state (e.g., "to proclaim a republic").

Grammar:

Type: Strong verb (irregular).
Participle: ausgerufen.
Past tense: rief aus.
Separable: The prefix "aus-" separates from the verb stem "rufen" in main clauses (e.g., "Er ruft den Namen aus").

Origin: The word is composed of the prefix aus- (out) and the verb rufen (to call/shout). It is derived from Old High German hruofan.