Etymograph

English

laryngostroboscope

From laryngo- + stroboscope.

Formed from laryngo- + stroboscope

Ancient Greek στρόβος ‘whirl’

English stroboscope

Today it means

noun An instrument used to observe the vibration of the vocal chords during speech or singing

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Etymograph / laryngostroboscope