guttural
11Guttural — Guttural, lat. deutsch, zur Kehle gehörig; G.laute, Kehllaute …
12guttural — is a non technical term denoting a consonant produced in the throat or by the back of the tongue and the soft palate, for example k and hard g …
13guttural — [adj] deep in sound glottal, grating, gravelly, growling, gruff, harsh, hoarse, husky, inarticulate, low, rasping, rough, sepulchral, thick, throaty; concept 594 Ant. dulcet …
14Guttural R — In linguistics, guttural R (throaty R or French R) refers to pronunciation of a rhotic consonant as a guttural consonant. These consonants are usually uvular, but can also be realized as a velar, pharyngeal, or glottal rhotic. Speakers of some… …
15Guttural — Crapaud guttural Crapaud guttural …
16guttural — gut|tu|ral 〈Adj.; Phon.〉 als Kehl od. Gaumenlaut klingend, kehlig ● einen Laut guttural aussprechen; guttural sprechen [zu lat. guttur „Kehle“] * * * gut|tu|ral <Adj.> [zu lat. guttur = Kehle]: a) kehlig klingend: eine e Sprache; seine… …
17guttural — adjective Etymology: Middle French, probably from Medieval Latin gutturalis, from Latin guttur throat Date: 1594 1. articulated in the throat < guttural sounds > 2. velar 3. being or marked by utterance that is strange, unpleasant, or… …
18GUTTURAL — ALE. adj. (On prononce les deux T.) T. d Anat. et de Médec. Qui appartient au gosier. Artère gutturale. Toux gutturale. GUTTURAL, signifie aussi, Qui vient du gosier, qui se prononce du gosier. Son guttural. Sons gutturaux. G et K sont des… …
19guttural — 1. adjective a) Sounding harsh and throaty. German is considered a very guttural language, with many harsh consonants. b) Of, relating to, or connected to the throat. guttural duct of the ear 2 …
20guttural — [[t]gʌ̱tər(ə)l[/t]] ADJ GRADED Guttural sounds are harsh sounds that are produced at the back of a person s throat. Joe had a low, guttural voice with a mid Western accent …
