stravaig

[struh-veyg]

stravaig Definition

• 1. to wander aimlessly
• 2. to stroll
• 3. to roam

Using stravaig: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "stravaig" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I like to stravaig around the city on weekends.

• Example

  He spent the afternoon stravaiging through the countryside.

• Example

  She stravaigs along the beach every morning.

stravaig Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for stravaig

• ramble
• saunter
• meander

Phrases with stravaig

• stravaig off the beaten track

  to wander away from the usual or expected path

  Example

  We decided to stravaig off the beaten track and explore the forest.

• stravaig around

  to wander or roam around without any particular destination or purpose

  Example

  We spent the day stravaiging around the city, exploring its hidden corners and alleys.

• stravaig in the mind

  to wander aimlessly in one's thoughts

  Example

  As she sat by the window, she stravaiged in her mind, lost in memories of her childhood.

Origins of stravaig

from Scottish Gaelic 'stràbhaich', meaning 'to wander aimlessly' or 'to roam'

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Summary: stravaig in Brief

'Stravaig' [struh-veyg] is a verb that means to wander aimlessly, stroll, or roam. It can be used to describe walking without a particular destination or purpose, as in 'I like to stravaig around the city on weekends.' The phrase 'stravaig off the beaten track' means to wander away from the usual or expected path.