nervestrands

noun
UK /ˈnɜːv strændz/
US /ˈnɜːrv strændz/

Tiny thread-like parts inside your body that carry messages to and from your brain.

The doctor explained that nervestrands help you feel things when you touch them.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Thin strands or fibers that make up a nerve.

Under the microscope, the nervestrands looked like fine threads.

3. Figurative: sources of courage or strength that support a person.

Her friends were the nervestrands that kept her going through hard times.

4. The delicate connecting parts of a network or system.

The nervestrands of the city's transport system are its bus and train lines.