How Do You Spell GRASPED?

Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈaspt] (IPA)

The word "grasped" is spelled with the IPA phonetic transcription /ɡræspt/. It consists of six letters and two syllables. The first syllable is pronounced as "græs" with a short "a" sound, making it similar to the word "grass." The second syllable is pronounced as "pt" with a silent "e." The spelling follows the general pattern of adding "-ed" to the root word "grasp" to indicate the past tense of the action. It means to hold firmly or seize tightly something.

GRASPED Meaning and Definition

  1. Grasped is the past tense and past participle of the verb "grasp." To grasp means to hold firmly onto something, usually with the hands, to seize or grip it securely. It implies a firm and strong hold, suggesting a sense of control or understanding. Grasping requires using the hands and fingers to enclose or envelop an object, ensuring it does not slip away.

    In a figurative sense, grasping can also refer to mentally understanding or comprehending something. It indicates an ability to perceive or mentally hold onto an idea, concept, or information. Thus, to have "grasped" something means to have fully understood or comprehended it, to have a deep understanding or intellectual command over it.

    Grasping can connote a swift or decisive action, suggesting a quick and purposeful closing of the hand around something. It can also indicate an effort or struggle to acquire or retain something, reflecting a desire to possess or achieve it.

    Overall, "grasped" implies a physical or intellectual act of taking hold or understanding something firmly, securely, and decisively. It denotes a level of control, comprehension, and intentionality in one's actions or grasp of a subject matter.

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Etymology of GRASPED

The word "grasped" is derived from the Old English verb "græppian", which means "to seize or grasp". This Old English term itself can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "græpōną". Ultimately, it is believed to have originated from the Proto-Indo-European root "*ghrebh-" meaning "to seize or grab".

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Conjugate verb Grasped

CONDITIONAL

I would grasp
we would grasp
you would grasp
he/she/it would grasp
they would grasp

FUTURE

I will grasp
we will grasp
you will grasp
he/she/it will grasp
they will grasp

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have grasped
we will have grasped
you will have grasped
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they will have grasped

PAST

I grasped
we grasped
you grasped
he/she/it grasped
they grasped

PAST PERFECT

I had grasped
we had grasped
you had grasped
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they had grasped

PRESENT

I grasp
we grasp
you grasp
he/she/it grasps
they grasp

PRESENT PERFECT

I have grasped
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they have grasped
I am grasping
we are grasping
you are grasping
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I will be grasping
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