IPA: //stræθˈspeɪ//
KK: /stræθˈspeɪ/
A type of Scottish dance that is slower than a reel, typically performed by two dancers, along with the music that accompanies this dance.
The couple performed a beautiful strathspey at the Scottish festival.
Strathspey originates from Scottish Gaelic 'strath' (meaning a wide river valley) and 'spey' (referring to the River Spey in Scotland). The term describes a type of dance and music associated with the region around the River Spey.
Picture a wide river valley ('strath') where the River Spey flows, and imagine the lively dance and music that come from this beautiful Scottish landscape.
No commonly confused words.