Definition: Apophonia, a Hebrew term for a vocal cord inflammation, refers to an abnormal tone or voice quality that affects speech sounds, making it difficult or impossible to sing or speak clearly. Definition: Apophonia, in Hebrew, translates to "voice disorder," and refers specifically to a condition where the vocal cords, especially those of the larynx (throat), become inflamed and affect the articulation and tone of voice. This can lead to difficulty speaking, singing, or producing any sound at all. It's characterized by unusual sounds such as hoarseness, cracking, or popping that may occur when a person speaks. In Bible terms, apophonia is an example of how the power of speech might be diminished due to the condition in which the larynx is inflamed and unable to produce speech sounds properly.
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