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कण्ठ kaṇṭha, vulg. kaṇṭh, s.m. The neck; the throat, windpipe, larynx; Adam's apple; the voice; the bosom;—immediate proximity;—adj. & adv. Committed to memory;—ready to be repeated;—by heart, by rote:—kaṇṭhābharan (˚ṭha+ābh˚), s.m. Neckornament; necklace:—kaṇṭhārūndhan (˚ṭha+ār˚), s.m. Throttling; strangulation:—kaṇṭhāgra (˚ṭha+ag˚), s.m. The top or beginning of the throat;—adv. In the mouth ready to be repeated;—by heart, by rote:—kaṇṭh-akshar, s.m. A guttural letter (e.g. k, kh, etc.):—kaṇṭhbhūshā, s.f. A short necklace, a collar:—kaṇṭh baiṭhnā, The throat to become hoarse, the voice to set:—kaṇṭh-phūṭnā, The voice to crack or break (as that of a boy approaching puberty):—kaṇṭha-tālavya, adj. (in Gram.) Gutturo-palatal (letters, e.g. ए e, ऐ ai):—kaṇṭha-stha, adj. & adv. Situate in the throat; guttural; ready on the tongue, ready to be repeated; by heart, by rote:—kaṇth karnāor kar-lenā, v.t. lit. 'To get or have (a lesson, etc.) on the tongue ready to be repeated'; to get by heart, to commit to memory:—kaṇṭh-mālā, s.f. A kind of necklace of gold and jewels;—the bronchocele or goitre; scrofula:—kaṇṭh-maṇi, s.m. A jewel worn on the throat:—kaṇṭh nikalnā, 'Adam's apple to come out'; to arrive at puberty:—kaṇṭhoshṭhya (˚ṭha+osh˚), s.m. (in Gram.) A gutturo-labial letter (e.g. ओ o, औ au).