Laryngeal (adjective)

1. Relating to the larynx or voice box, an organ in the neck involved in speech and breathing.
2. Relating to the voice, speech, or vocal cords.

Origin:

From the greek word laryngos, meaning voice box or larynx.

Examples:

1. The laryngeal nerve controls the movements of the vocal cords.
2. The singer underwent laryngeal surgery to repair damage to her vocal cords.
3. The laryngeal muscles play a crucial role in speech production and articulation.
4. Laryngeal cancer can cause hoarseness or loss of voice.
5. Laryngeal anatomy and physiology is a complex and fascinating field of study.