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Contents 1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Pronunciation 1.3 Noun 1.3.1 Synonyms 1.3.2 Translations 1.4 Derived terms 1.5 Related terms

[ English

[ Etymology

Old English þrote.

[ Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA: /ˈθɹəʊt/, SAMPA: /"Tr@Ut/
• (US) IPA: /ˈθɹoʊt/, SAMPA: /"TroUt/
•  Audio (US)^{help, file}

  Rhymes: -əʊt

[ Noun

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throat (plural throats)

1. The front part of the neck.

   The wild pitch bounced and hit the catcher in the throat.

2. The gullet or windpipe.

   As I swallowed I felt something strange in my throat.

3. A narrow opening in a vessel.

   The water leaked out from the throat of the bottle.

[ Synonyms

• (gullet): esophagus (US), gullet, oesophagus (British)
• (windpipe): trachea, windpipe
• (narrow opening in a vessel): neck, bottleneck (of a bottle)

[ Translations

front part of the neck

Arabic: حنجرة (ħúnjura) f. Bosnian: grlo bs(bs) n., grk bs(bs) m., grkljan bs(bs) m., guša bs(bs) f. Catalan: gola f. CJK Characters: 喉 Chinese: 喉嚨, 喉咙 (hóulóng) Croatian: grlo hr(hr) n., grk hr(hr) m., grkljan hr(hr) m., guša hr(hr) f. Czech: hrdlo cs(cs) n. Danish: hals da(da) Dutch: keel nl(nl) Estonian: kurk et(et) Finnish: kurkku fi(fi), kaula fi(fi) French: gorge fr(fr) f. German: Kehle de(de) f. Greek: λαιμός (lemós) m. Hungarian: torok hu(hu) Italian: gola it(it) f.

Japanese: 喉 ja(ja) (のど, nodo) Korean: 멱 (myeog, myeok), 멱살 (myeogsal, myeok-) Kurdish: قورگ Malayalam: തൊണ്ട (thonta) Norwegian: hals no(no) m. Occitan: gargamèla f., garganta f. Polish: gardło pl(pl) n. Portuguese: garganta pt(pt) f. Russian: горло ru(ru) (górlo) n. Scottish Gaelic: sgòrnan m. Serbian: Cyrillic: грло n., грк m., гркљан m., гуша f. Roman: grlo n., grk m., grkljan m., guša f. Slovak: hrdlo sk(sk) n. Spanish: garganta es(es) f. Swedish: hals c., strupe Telugu: పీక (pika)

gullet or windpipe

Aymara: mallq'a Bosnian: grlo bs(bs) n., guša bs(bs) f., dušnik bs(bs) m. Croatian: grlo hr(hr) n., guša hr(hr) f., dušnik hr(hr) m. Danish: svælg, hals Dutch: keel nl(nl) Estonian: kõri Finnish: kurkku fi(fi) German: Kehle de(de) f., Rachen de(de) m. Greek: τραχεία (trahía) f., λαιμός (lemós) m. Guarani: asen'ó Korean: 목구멍 (moggumeong, mok-)

Mapuche: peŀ Norwegian: hals m., svelg n. Old English: wāsend f./m. Portuguese: garganta pt(pt) f. Quechua (Bolivia): tunqori Quechua (Ecuador): tuncuri Russian: горло ru(ru) (górlo) n. Scottish Gaelic: sgòrnan m. Serbian: Cyrillic: грло n., гуша f., душник m. Roman: grlo n., guša f., dušnik m. Spanish: tráquea es(es) f. Swedish: hals sv(sv) c. Telugu: గొంతు (goṁtu)

narrow opening in a vessel

Bosnian: grlo bs(bs) n., grlić bs(bs) m. Croatian: grlo hr(hr) n., grlić hr(hr) m. Danish: hals da(da) Dutch: hals nl(nl) Estonian: kael (of a bottle) Finnish: kaula (of a bottle) French: goulot m. (of a bottle) German: Hals m., Flaschenhals m. (of a bottle)

Korean: 목 (mog, mok) Portuguese: gargalo pt(pt) m. Russian: горло (górlo) n., горлышко (górlyško) n. Serbian: Cyrillic: грло n., грлић m. Roman: grlo n., grlić m. Slovak: hrdlo {n} Spanish: cuello m. (of a bottle) Swedish: hals c., flaskhals c. (of a bottle)

• CJK Characters: 喉
• Chinese: 喉頭, 喉头 (hóu tóu)
• Italian: gola f.
• Korean: 인후 (inhu)

[ Derived terms

• clear one's throat
• cutthroat
• deepthroat
• Deep Throat
• sore throat
• stick in one's throat
• throaty

[ Related terms

• throttle