In Spanish or Portuguese contexts, a raised platform, stage, or main road; a highway or main street.
From Latin 'strata' meaning 'paved road' (literally 'strewed or laid out'), which gives English words like 'street' and 'stratum.' The word evolved in Romance languages to mean both a stage and a main road.
The Latin root 'strata' literally means 'things laid down,' which is why it gave us 'street' (a laid-down path), 'strata' (laid-down rock layers), and in Spanish, 'estrada' (the path of performance or travel).
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