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grasp of
*(solid) grasp of something
and *(sound) grasp of something; *(good) grasp of somethingFig. a firm understanding of something. (*Typically: get ~; have ~; give someone ~.) Try to get a grasp of the basic rules. You don't have a good grasp of the principles yet. John was unable to get a solid grasp of the methods used in his work, and we had to let him go.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Cleisthenes | | KLIES-thə-neez (English) | Ancient Greek (Latinized) |
| Ruf | | - | Russian |
| Merryn | | - | Cornish |
| HrÓAldr | | - | Ancient Scandinavian |
| Anatoliy | | ah-nah-TO-leey | Russian, Ukrainian |
| Job | | JOB (English), YAWP (Dutch) | Biblical, Dutch |