Able to be grasped, held, or understood; within reach or comprehension.
From grasp (from Middle English 'graspen') + -able suffix (meaning 'capable of being'); grasp may derive from Old Norse origins.
The word 'graspable' is beautifully honest—it tells us that understanding is just another form of holding onto something, which is why we say we 'grasp' an idea just like we grab an object.
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