Laryngeal

What do we mean by laryngeal?

Of, relating to, affecting, or near the larynx. adjective

Produced in or with the larynx; glottal. adjective

A laryngeal sound. noun

Any of a set of h-like sounds reconstructed for early Proto-Indo-European and partially preserved in Anatolian. noun

Of or pertaining to the larynx: as, laryngeal vessels, nerves, muscles, etc.; laryngeal sounds.

A laryngeal nerve or artery. noun

Of or pertaining to the larynx; adapted to operations on the larynx. adjective

Of or pertaining to a larynx or larynges. adjective

A laryngeal sound, a sound uttered by using the larynx. noun

In Proto-Indo-European linguistics, one of the typically three reconstructed consonants usually marked as , and . noun

Of or relating to or situated in the larynx adjective

A sound uttered by using the larynx.

In Proto-Indo-European, one of the typically three reconstructed consonants usually marked as , and .

Words that are spelled similarly to laryngeal:
laryngeal, laryngal, laryngean, laryngea, pharyngeal, larynges.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word laryngeal:
arytenoid, cricoid, larynx, vagus, hoarseness, epiglottis, dysphonia, piriform, phonation, glottis, airway, intubation, endotracheal, paresis, ablaut, hemiplegia, oedema, trachea, tracheotomy, hyoid, echolocation, nerve, pharynx, glottal, anaesthesia, reflux, paralysis, nerves, spasm, vestibular, schwa, dystonia, esophagus, innervation, thyroid, recurrent, mucous, cleft, carotid, ventricle, aorta, muscles, mask, syllabic, coughing, edema, squamous, cartilage, consonants, diphtheria, vestibule, fossa, geriatric, idiopathic, plexus, phoneme, cuff, esophageal, artery, stenosis, anatolian, mucosa, pie, phonemes, cords, sinus, aspiration, carcinoma, falsetto, reflex, reflexes, vowel, consonant, phonetic, cranial, shakes, obstruction, aortic, gastric, fold, voiceless, cavity, cervical, palate, articulation, congenital, pouch, gag, vocal, thoracic, arteries, resonant, deletion, lesions, bony, respiratory, vein, nasal, throat, benign.

Words that rhyme with laryngeal:
serial, wheal, sheol, pineal, sweal, sheal, endothelial, scheol, theol, b ill, be ill, beebe hill, braintree hill, c il, e il, g hill, lee hill, li il, marie hill, me ill, mi ill, ne il, p hill, qui il, see hill, see ill, si il, si ill, ski hill, t il, t ill, tennessee hill, thee ill, tree hill, v hill, v hull, v ill, ye ill, zia ul.

Adjectives that are often used to describe laryngeal:
recurrent, superior, inferior, external, congenital, internal, chronic, left, initial, normal, right, advanced, oral, acute, severe, final, subglottic, upper, intrinsic, glosso, pneumogastric, extrinsic, extensive, labio, posterior, bronchial, juvenile, cranial, pharyngeal, sympathetic, bilateral, nasal, iatrogenic, protective, unilateral, ocular, ipsilateral, anterior, colored, coloring, hypothetical, facial, supraglottic, benign, oropharyngeal, suspected, gastric, intervocalic, spasmodic, thyroid, hoarse, lost.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective laryngeal:
nerve, muscles, edema, cancer, spasm, airway, paralysis, obstruction, nerves, cartilages, mirror, diphtheria, stenosis, carcinoma, branch, tuberculosis, mask, stridor, injury, function, involvement, mucosa, disease, reflexes, ventricle, membrane, trauma, surgery, papillomatosis, inlet, branches, symptoms, papillomas, artery, lesions, oedema, catarrh, palsy, phthisis, cavity, tumors, examination, musculature, surface, opening, prominence, vestibule, cartilage, damage, cancers, activity, elevation, irritation, carcinomas, papilloma, features, pathology, tone, closure, reflex, structures, inflammation, pharynx, tension, dysfunction, web, region, aperture, lumen, skeleton, mechanism, spasms, injuries, forceps, dystonia, movements, cough, complications, atresia, resistance, wall, webs, affections, sound, crises, muscle, block, ventricles, diseases, lesion, stimulation, tissues, orifice, affection, anatomy.

Words that sound like laryngeal:
laryngeal, pharyngeal, lauryn hill, lineal, lyrical, baronial, blue angel, acromial, sporangia, sirenia.