The smallest moon of Abmarah is known as Strari and is a small blue world much further out than the other two. Said to be named after the primordial Strari, and related to the god Aesin. On a rather long cycle and out-shined by the two larger moons, many people fail to even spot Strari in the sky on most nights, unless it is full, when it seems to magically appear larger, although this might be an optical illusion.

Abmari scholarship knows little about Strari and puts forward conflicting theories on its origins. Various folklore casts it as an ill omen, a curse to those that are born under its full light.

Through a telescope, striations of Strari's cerulean hue and topography, which includes mountains, are visible. The moon has an atmosphere, as stormy weather patterns with purple-brown clouds and lightning flashes are also visible through a telescope. These storms can be very intense, but also brief, disappearing as quickly as they form. Strari, alongside Hirana, has intense aurorae near its poles, sometimes visible even from Abmarah.