grasp

verb
UK /ɡrɑːsp/
US /ɡræsp/

To hold something tightly with your hand.

She grasped the rope and climbed up.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To understand something completely.

He quickly grasped the new math idea.

3. A firm hold with your hand.

The baby kept a tight grasp on my finger.

4. The ability to reach or achieve something.

Victory was finally within their grasp.