a. [f. mod.L. laryng- LARYNX + -AL.] Produced in the larynx.
1818–60. Whately, Commpl. Bk. (1864), 168. B, D, &c. are sounded in the larynx … so that they might be called … the laryngal … letters.
1883. Scotsman, 9 May, 6/4. That the only service of praise acceptable to the Deity consists in human laryngal sounds.
