glottidean (Meaning)
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glottidean (a.)
Of or pertaining to the glottis; glottal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of glottidean
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
glottidean Sentence Examples
- Glottidean laryngeal sounds are a prominent feature of Arabic phonation.
- The glottidean contours of the voiced bilabial stop in Japanese vary according to the phonetic environment.
- In the production of the ejective consonant, the glottidean closure is particularly strong.
- The glottidean pulse waveform exhibits a characteristic peak corresponding to the moment of glottal opening.
- Glottidean constriction can be modulated to control the airflow and produce a variety of vocal qualities.
- The glottidean movement in voiceless fricatives results in a turbulent airflow that creates noise.
- Glottidean adduction is an important mechanism for pitch control in singing.
- Variations in glottidean activity can lead to different laryngeal pathologies, such as vocal fold paralysis.
- Glottidean vibrations can be detected using electroglottography, providing valuable information about vocal fold function.
- The glottidean area oscillates during speech, allowing for the production of different vowels and consonants.
FAQs About the word glottidean
Of or pertaining to the glottis; glottal.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Glottidean laryngeal sounds are a prominent feature of Arabic phonation.
The glottidean contours of the voiced bilabial stop in Japanese vary according to the phonetic environment.
In the production of the ejective consonant, the glottidean closure is particularly strong.
The glottidean pulse waveform exhibits a characteristic peak corresponding to the moment of glottal opening.
