Guttural (adjective)

1. Relating to or produced in the throat or larynx.
2. Rough or harsh in sound.

Origin:

From the latin "guttur", meaning "throat", first recorded in the mid-16th century.

Examples:

1. The language had many guttural sounds that were difficult for foreigners to pronounce correctly.
2. The guttural noises coming from the animal were deep and menacing.
3. The singer's voice was powerful and guttural, like the growl of a lion.
4. Guttural speech sounds are produced by vibrating the back of the vocal cords.
5. The guttural noise echoed through the jungle, sending a shiver down the spine of everyone who hears it.