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What (who) is guttural - definition
Guttural
CONSONANT PRONOUNCED IN THE THROAT
Guttural languages; Guttural language; Gutteral; Gutteral consonant; Guttural stop; Guttural consonant; Gutturals; Gluttural
Guttural speech sounds are those with a primary place of articulation near the back of the oral cavity, especially where it's difficult to distinguish a sound's place of articulation and its phonation. In popular usage it is an imprecise term for sounds produced relatively far back in the vocal tract, such as German ch or the Arabic ayin, but not simple glottal sounds like h.
guttural
CONSONANT PRONOUNCED IN THE THROAT
Guttural languages; Guttural language; Gutteral; Gutteral consonant; Guttural stop; Guttural consonant; Gutturals; Gluttural
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.
ADJ
guttural
CONSONANT PRONOUNCED IN THE THROAT
Guttural languages; Guttural language; Gutteral; Gutteral consonant; Guttural stop; Guttural consonant; Gutturals; Gluttural
a.
1.
Of the throat, formed in the throat.
2.
Gruff, hoarse, deep, hoarse and low.
Examples of use of guttural
1. Bear baiting is an understatement of these guttural TV shows.
2. Aug 30, 2005 The women wept and wailed, making rhythmic, guttural sounds.
3. From the bed comes a sound that is both guttural moan and ferocious yell.
4. During his final months in a hospital bed, Shawn‘s words slurred to guttural sounds when he tried to talk.
5. As he was pulling her over, he said that there had been a "loud, horrible squelching guttural" sound.