The particular sound of one speaker, and their right to be heard. Both the recognisable manner and the standing to use it.
Old French voix, from Latin vox (voice), from a Proto-Indo-European root meaning to speak, named both the recognisable sound of a speaker and their right to be heard with it.
The particular sound of one speaker together with their right to be heard in it, both the recognisable manner and the standing to use it.