Noun:

কণ্ঠ্যবর্ণ ব্যঞ্জনবর্ণ,

guttural consonant's Usage Examples:

the uvula) rather than in the front portion thereof and thus as a guttural consonant.

phonetic difference is made by the presence of an adjacent emphatic or guttural consonant.

gahawa syndrome can make underlying sequence of /a/ and a following guttural consonant (/h x, ɣ ħ, ʕ/) to appear metathesized, e.

raphe, and the Jews of Arabic countries generally retain emphatic and guttural consonant sounds: see Mizrahi Hebrew.

"Maccabees") points out that we have no means of ascertaining with what guttural consonant the word began, or what Semitic consonant the Greek "s" represents.

[ɪ] or [ə] in an unstressed closed syllable or near an emphatic or guttural consonant.

similar changes triggered by specific initials /j/ appears between a guttural consonant (velar or laryngeal) and a directly following /-aː-/.

Weak verbs are detailed further below: Guttural roots contain a guttural consonant (such as alef, hey, het, or ayin in any position; or resh as the second.

The guttural consonant "ch" should always be given its proper value, even if spelled "gh”.

jalasa (yajlisu) 'sit' يَفْعَلُ yafʿalu اِفْعَلْ ifʿal usually with a guttural consonant (ʾ ʿ h ḥ) in second or third position (قطع (يقطع qaṭaʿa (yaqṭaʿu).

Synonyms:

pharyngeal consonant; consonant; guttural; pharyngeal;

Antonyms:

vowel; inconsistent; inharmonious; euphonious; schwa;