adytus
adytus noun: opening of the larynx.
Noun
adytus (plural adytuses or adytus)
- Opening of the larynx.
- These two continuants, voiceless and voiced, respectively, are actually made by lowering the epiglottis over the adytus (opening of the larynx) [...].1992, chapter 2, in The grammar of the Kabardian language, London: University of Calgary Press, →OCLC, page 11
Forms of adytus
| plural | adytuses |
|---|---|
| plural | adytus |
Words formed from adytus
- adytal
- adytalise
- adytalize
Questions about adytus
- What does adytus mean?
- Adytus means opening of the larynx.
- What part of speech is adytus?
- Adytus is a noun.
- What is the plural of adytus?
- The plural of adytus is adytuses.
Words near adytus in the dictionary
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