IPA: /stɜːrp/
KK: /stɪrp/
A group of people or things that come from a common ancestor or source.
The family tree shows the stirp from which all the descendants came.
The word 'stirp' originates from Latin 'stirps' (meaning root or stock). It refers to the root or origin of something, particularly in a biological or genealogical context.
Think of 'stirps' meaning root — this helps you remember that 'stirp' refers to the origin or root of something.