grasp

Verb

Plain form (yanzu) grasp

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi) grasps

Past tense (ya wuce) grasped

Past participle (ya wuce) grasped

Present participle (ana cikin yi) grasping

1. verb. riƙe, kama
   1. He didn't have a firm grasp of the ball. <> Bai riƙe ƙwallon ba sosai.
   2. They can smile, grasp another’s hand, cry, groan or grunt. <> Suna iya yin murmushi, su kama hannun wani, su yi kuka ko gyaran murya. --bbchausa_verticals/083-inside-the-minds-of-the-dead
2. verb. gane, fahimta

   I don't grasp what you are saying. <> Ban gane abin da ka ke nufi ba.

Noun

Singular grasp

Plural grasps

1. grip
2. That which is accessible; that which is within one's reach or ability. <> iyawa.
3. understanding <> fahimci, basira

   Chickens have a strong grasp of numerical tasks from a young age, even if they have limited experience, says Rugani. [1] <> Kaji na da basirar fahimtar kidayar lissafi tun sa'adda suka dan tasa, kodayake takaitacciya ce, a cewar Rugani. [2]

Google translation of grasp

Kama, kãmun.

1. (verb) raruma <> grasp;