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La-ringks (stress on first syllable).

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Q: How is the word larynx pronounced?
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What is Larynx another word for what?

Another word for larynx is the voice box. Hope I help.


What is the larynx is also known as?

Larynx is also known as lungs. The word larynx is a medical term.


What is the larynx also known as what?

Larynx is also known as lungs. The word larynx is a medical term.


How could the word 'larynx' be used in a sentence?

The word larynx is a noun and is also known as the voice box. Singing a lot of high notes irritated Mary Jo's larynx.The larynx is also called the voice box.Smoking can cause cancer of the larynx.


What is Voice box is another word for?

larynx


What is the common word for larynx?

voice box :)


What is another word for windpipe?

Trachea The medical name for the windpipe is the Trachea English [spelling] pronounced tra-kee-a. At the begining of the windpipe is the Larynx pronounced la-rinx and this contains the vocal cords and is commonly called the voice box. The trachea continues from the larynx and runs down almost to the lungs but before it reaches them it divides into two tubes, one for each lung and they are called the left bronchus and the right bronchus, or the bronchi if you are refering to them both.


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How do you pronounce a Hebrew word?

shakhor (שחור), meaning "black" is pronounced shah-KHOR. the KH is a guttural sound.


What is a part of the larynx beginning with r?

Anatomically there are no words that start with the letter R that has anything to do with the larynx. But if you want a word play try road to the lungs.


What is the meaning of laryngeal?

The official definition for the word laryngeal is "of or relating to the larynx."


What is the word that means the body of knowledge about the ear nose and larynx?

otorhinolaryngology