glottal

/ɡlˈɒtə‍l/

/ˈɡɫɑtəɫ/

glottal

(phonetics) (of speech sounds) connected with or produced by the part of throat containing the vocal chords, called glottis

Glottal

(phonetics) a speech sound produced by opening and closing the glottis

Examples

1. Number two is the glottal T.

2. The second feature here is a glottal replacement of final consonants.

3. It's called glottal compression.

4. Now glottal compression must be combined with open throat technique.