Väljakuulutatud

Väljakuulutatud is an Estonian word that translates to "announced," "proclaimed," or "promulgated" in English. It is derived from the verb "välja kuulutama," which means to announce or proclaim publicly. The word is often used in official contexts, such as when referring to laws, decrees, or important public statements that have been formally made known.

The term can apply to a wide range of announcements. For instance, a new law might be väljakuulutatud by the president, signifying that it has been officially published and is now in effect. Similarly, a public holiday or an important event could be väljakuulutatud by the government or relevant authorities. The act of väljakuulutamine implies a formal and often public declaration intended to inform or instruct a specific group of people or the general public.

In a legal or administrative context, the promulgation of a document is a crucial step in its implementation. Once something is väljakuulutatud, it gains a certain authority and is expected to be adhered to. The word emphasizes the official nature of the announcement, distinguishing it from casual or informal notifications. It carries a sense of finality and official endorsement.