Definitions

1. adjective

relating to the gutturals (a group of consonants in speech sounds that are made by blocking the airflow in the mouth and throat, especially the sounds k, kh, and ng).

“The gutturine sounds of the ancient language were difficult for modern speakers to pronounce.”

2. noun

a sound or utterance made with the gutturals, such as the ‘ch’ or ‘kh’ sounds in some languages.

“The gutturine sounds in the old dialect were an integral part of its unique character.”