throated

English

Etymology

From throat +‎ -ed.

Adjective

throated

1. (in combination) Having the specified type of throat.

Derived terms

(hyphenated terms):

• black-throated
• deep-throated
• dry-throated
• full-throated
• large-throated
• red-throated
• white-throated
• yellow-throated

(species names):

• ash-throated crake
• bare-throated bellbird
• black-throated accentor
• black-throated antshrike
• black-throated diver
• black-throated loon
• black-throated thrush
• blue-throated goldentail
• blue-throated sapphire
• citron-throated toucan
• garnet-throated hummingbird
• grey-throated rail
• orange-throated whiptail
• pale-throated sloth
• red-throated diver
• red-throated loon
• red-throated pipit
• red-throated thrush
• red-throated tit
• spur-throated grasshopper
• white-throated dipper
• white-throated hawk
• white-throated kingfisher
• white-throated rail
• white-throated robin
• white-throated sparrow
• white-throated tinamou
• yellow-throated
• yellow-throated marten
• yellow-throated spadebill
• yellow-throated warbler

Translations

having a specified type of throat

• Finnish: -kurkkuinen (as headword); kurkku (fi) (as modifier)

Verb

throated

1. simple past and past participle of throat