/** The props an image can be named by. */
export interface ImageNameProps {
    "aria-label"?: string;
    accessibilityLabel?: string;
    alt?: string;
}
/** The name an image is announced by, in React Native's own order: aria-label, then
 * accessibilityLabel, then alt. An empty string names nothing, exactly like an empty
 * alt. Image and CardMedia both resolve through it, so the kit has one naming contract
 * for a picture. */
export declare function imageLabel(p: ImageNameProps): string | undefined;
/** The role a named image takes, chosen by the runtime rather than the skin (the
 * calendar day's rule). react-native-web already exposes a named image once, through
 * the hidden <img alt> it renders inside its root, so a role on that root would put a
 * second image with the same name in the browser's tree. Native has only the one view,
 * and the role gives it the image trait VoiceOver and TalkBack announce. */
export declare function namedImageRole(): "img" | undefined;
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