strati-

American  

1. a combining form representing stratum in compound words.

   stratiform.

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strati- British  

combining form

1. indicating stratum or strata

   stratiform

   stratigraphy

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Etymology

Origin of strati-

strat(um) + -i-

Example Sentences

Keeping in mind your first lesson in Icelandic — that gata, stígur, stræti and vegur are all words for street — you make your way from the church down Frakkastígur, stopping first at Reykjavík Roasters for a cup of coffee and then at a small bakery, Brauð & Co, for a warm cinnamon bun.

From New York Times

We observed a decade’s worth of virtual-reality headsets, arranged on a wall as carefully as shards of ancient Egyptian pottery at the British Museum, and took a virtual ride in a Strati, the world’s first 3-D-printed electric car.

From Washington Post

Strati gave me the crystal to the left.

From The Wall Street Journal

I found the tree on the land of a man named Strati Troullinos.

From The Wall Street Journal

The 50-year-old Strati decided to unveil the portrait on Albania’s independence day.

From Washington Times