An Aeolic strophe is a lyric stanza form originating in ancient Greek Aeolic poetry, typically composed of four lines with a specific metrical pattern derived from Aeolic dialects; it often features a combination of glyconic and pherecratean meters and was used by poets like Sappho and Alcaeus to express personal emotion and communal themes, forming the basis for later adaptations in Latin and modern European lyric traditions.

Stanzaic unit in Aeolic meters. Often four lines mixing different Aeolic patterns. Sapphic stanza most famous example. Used in ancient Greek lyric and modern imitations.