Proclamée

Proclamée is a French word, the feminine past participle of the verb proclamer. It translates to "proclaimed" in English. The verb proclamer means to announce something publicly or officially, often with authority or solemnity. Therefore, "proclamée" would be used to describe a feminine noun that has been announced or declared. For example, one might say "La paix a été proclamée" meaning "Peace has been proclaimed," where "paix" is a feminine noun. Similarly, if a queen were proclaimed, one might say "La nouvelle reine a été proclamée." The word carries a sense of formal declaration and widespread notification. It is used in various contexts, from political announcements and legal decrees to the declaration of victory or the establishment of new policies. The meaning remains consistent: something has been officially and publicly declared.