IPA: /stɪrps/
KK: /stɪrps/
A group of people or things that come from a common ancestor or source.
The stirps of the family can be traced back to the early settlers.
Stirps comes from Latin 'stirps' (meaning stem or lineage). The word refers to a line of descent or ancestry, emphasizing the idea of a family tree or origin.
Think of 'stirps' as a 'stem' of a plant, representing the root or lineage from which a family grows.