Relating to or affecting the glottis; involving the vocal cords or the opening between them.
From Greek 'glotta' (tongue) + '-ic' (suffix of relation or quality). This became the standard medical adjective form in the 19th century.
Doctors use 'glottic' to describe voice problems ranging from nodules on vocal cords to paralysis—your glottis is the remarkable valve that creates every word you speak.
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