The Greek verb anaboao means "to cry out loudly" or "to shout aloud," combining ana- (up) + boao (to shout). Its most significant New Testament occurrence is Matthew 27:46, recording Jesus' cry of dereliction from the cross.
When anaboao appears in Matthew 27:46 — "Jesus cried out in a loud voice" — it captures the raw, agonizing depth of the Incarnation's cost. The eternal Son, bearing the sins of the world, utters the most desolate words ever spoken. Yet Christ's cry from the cross was heard in heaven, and the answer was resurrection.