Meaning of "throat"

throat •

n.
• • 1. the passage from the mouth to the stomach or the lungs: lalamunan
  • 2. a lump in ones throat is a feeling of not being able to swallow: hirin

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strangle

v.
• • 1. to kill by squeezing the throat to stop the breath: sumakal, sakalin, bumigti, bigtihin
  • 2. to choke: sumakal, sakalin, bumigti, bigtihin
  • 3. to be choked: masakal, mabigti
  • 4. to suppress, to keep back, to choke down: magpigil, pumigil, pigilin, sumugpo, sugpuin

phlegm

n.
• • the thick discharge from the throat that accompanies a cold: kalaghala, kalanghaga, plema

sound

n.
• • 1. what can be perceived by ear, what is or can be heard: tunog
  • 2. a noise: ingay
  • 3. the sound of bells: tunog, telembang, kulingling o kililing
  • 4. a knocking sound: kalantog, kalatok, katok, tuktok
  • 5. a squeaking sound as of a new shoe: ingit
  • 6. the squeaking sound of a door hinge: langitngit
  • 7. the sound of running water, e.g., of a stream: lagaslas
  • 8. a reverberating sound like the drone of an airplane: ugong
  • 9. a wheezing sound, e.g., of an asthmatic: huni
  • 10. the sound of footsteps: yabag
  • 11. the whining sound of strong wind: haginit, hagunot
  • 12. the whining sound of a bullet: higing, haging
  • 13. a clacking sound such as produced by heels of shoes on a pavement: taguktok, lagatok, lagutok
  • 14. a sound such as caused by the clapping of the hands, etc.: palakpak
  • 15. a crunching sound as when chewing something hard: langutngot
  • 16. the sound of a falling water, as in a waterfall: lagaslas
  • 17. the splash of water caused by throwing a stone into a pool: bulabok, bulubok
  • 18. a rustling sound, e.g., of leaves, paper, cloth, etc.: kaluskos
  • 19. the sound produced by the throat in swallowing: lagok
  • 2.0 the sound of the heart beating when agitated: kabog
  • 2.1. a snapping sound such as caused by snapping the fingers: lagitik
  • 2.2. the cracking sound of a whip: lagitik, haginit
  • 2.3. a deep reverberating sound such as the echo of thunder or of a cannon: dagundong, kulog

v.
• • 1. to sound or cause to sound: tumunog, magpatunog, patunugin, humihip, hipan
  • 2. to make a sound or noise: mag-ingay, umingay
  • 3. to make a whining sound: umugong, humaginit, humagunot

adj.
• • 1. deep (as a sleep): mahimbing, malalim
  • 2. healthy, free from disease: malusog, mabuti
  • 3. free from injury, decay, or defect: magaling, mabuti, mahusay, walang sira, walang pinsala, maayos, buo
  • 4. strong, safe, secure: matatag, matibay, segurado
  • 5. right, correct, reasonable, reliable: tama, tumpak, makatarungan

gargle

v.
• • 1. to wash or rinse the throat with a liquid kept in motion by the breath: magmumog
  • 2. to use as a gargle: mumugin, ipagmumog, imumog

n.
• • liquid used for gargling: pangmumog

swallow

v.
• • 1. to take into the stomach through the throat: lumunok, lunukin, lumulon, lulunin
  • 2. to take in, to absorb: lumulon, malulon, lulunin, lumunok, lunukin, sumakmal, sakmalin, tumabon, matabunan
  • 3. to believe too easily, to accept without question or suspicion: maniwala agad, paniwalaan agad
  • 4. to put up with, to take meekly, to accept without opposing or resisting: tumanggap, tanggapin, magtiis, matiis, tiisin, malulon
  • 5. to take back: bumawi, bawiin
  • 6. to keep back, to keep from expressing: maglihim, ilihim, magtimpi, timpiin, magpigil, pigilin

n.
• • swallowing: lunok, paglunok, lulon, paglulon

bikig

n.
• • foreign matter (as fishbone) stuck in the throat

hirap

adj.
• • mahirap (ma-) poor, difficult, hard, destitute

v.
• • humirap (-um-) to become difficult. Humirap ang buhay. Life became (more) difficult. mahirap (ma-)

v.
• • to be hard, difficult. Mahirap mag-alaga ng bata. It's hard to take care of children. hirin

n.
• • choking (by a lump in the throat)

lalamunan

n.
• • throat