1. In the Greek drama, the part sung by the chorus when moving to the left. In Greek poetry the first member of a poem; a stanza.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• strore,
• strooke,
• stroage,
• trophey,
• trophie,
• trophe,
• streph,
• strouge,
• stroe,
• stroge,
• strphen,
• stephe,
• castrophe,
• atrophe,
• apstrophe,
• stroph,
• strophara,
• strophs,
• stophe,
• otrorha

• strobel,
• strope,
• starfish,
• stroble,
• strobe,
• strop,
• strobile,
• strep,
• stroppy,
• stir up,
• stroup,
• sterope,
• strap,
• stropharia,
• stroop,
• strip,
• stirrup,
• Stroope,
• Stroupe,
• starboard,
• starved,
• starve.

The adjective form of the word "strophe" is "strophic".

The plural of the "strophe" can be the "strophes".

The singular of the "strophe" can be the "strophe".