IPA: //tænˈtɑːrə//
KK: /tænˈtɑːrə/
A loud sound made by a trumpet or horn, often used to announce something or to celebrate.
The tantara of the trumpets filled the air as the parade began.
The word 'tantara' originates from the Italian word 'tantara', which is an onomatopoeic term imitating the sound of a trumpet or a fanfare. It conveys a sense of noise or commotion, often associated with celebration or announcement.
Imagine the sound of a trumpet blaring to announce something important — that's what 'tantara' represents, a loud and celebratory noise.