IPA: /ˈstraɪə/
KK: /ˈstraɪə/
A thin line or band, often found in groups, that can be distinguished by color, texture, or elevation.
The artist used a stria to create depth in the painting.
The word 'stria' comes from Latin 'stria', meaning a furrow or groove. It refers to a line or stripe, often used in a biological context to describe striations in muscle or other tissues.
Think of 'stria' as a line or groove, which helps you remember that it refers to stripes or striations in biological terms.