Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

strath

noun

/stræθ/

Definition

A wide river valley or a flat area of land along a river, typically characterized by fertile soil and low-lying features.

Examples

The strath of the river was lush with green grass and wildflowers.
Many farmers settled in the straths, taking advantage of the fertile land.
We took a peaceful walk through the strath, enjoying the tranquility of the flowing river.

Meaning

Strath refers to a broad, flat valley usually situated by a river, particularly associated with regions in Scotland. The term denotes a geographical feature that holds both natural beauty and agricultural potential.