No. 2,320 in German
kehl
The German word "Kehl" typically refers to the "throat" or "gullet."
In a sentence
Die Rehe im Wald haben eine empfindliche Kehl.
The deer in the forest have a sensitive throat.
Here, 'Kehl' is used as a noun to describe the throat of the deer.
Das Kehlstück beim Kochen ist sehr zart und wohlschmeckend.
The throat piece in cooking is very tender and tasty.
In this case, 'Kehlstück' refers to a specific cut of meat, indicating its culinary usage.
Singen erfordert eine entspannte Kehl, um die Stimme klar klingen zu lassen.
Singing requires a relaxed throat to let the voice sound clear.
Here, 'Kehl' is used metaphorically to discuss the mechanics of the human throat in relation to singing production.
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