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1 guttural
['gʌtərəl] 1.aggettivo gutturale2.nome ling. gutturale f.* * *guttural /ˈgʌtərəl/A a.(anat., fon.) gutturale: guttural consonants, consonanti gutturaliB n.(fon.) suono gutturalegutturalismn. [u]gutturallyavv.gutturalnessn. [u]l'essere gutturale.* * *['gʌtərəl] 1.aggettivo gutturale2.nome ling. gutturale f.
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