IPA: /ˈstreɪtə/
KK: /ˈstreɪtər/
This word describes something that is narrower or tighter than something else.
The straitest path through the forest was also the quickest.
Comparative: straiter
Superlative: straitest
Straiter → It originates from the Old French word *estreit* (meaning narrow or tight), which is derived from the Latin *strictus* (meaning drawn tight or narrow). The word 'straiter' means more narrow or tighter than something else.
Think of something being 'narrow' or 'tight' — that's why 'straiter' means more narrow or tighter.