Definition
The quality or state of being gripple; the characteristic of greedily grasping or holding tightly.
Etymology
From 'gripple' (archaic adjective) plus abstract noun suffix '-ness' (Old English origin). An obsolete formation from an already archaic adjective.
Kelly Says
Grippleness appears almost nowhere in modern English—it's a 'dark matter' word that technically exists but has virtually no usage, representing vocabulary that formed correctly but never caught on, a linguistic dead end!
Translations
ARالعربية
التشبث
al-tish-ith
CSČeština
dráždivost
drazh-di-vost
DEDeutsch
Griffigkeit
grihf-i-kit
ELΕλληνικά
σφίξιμο
s-phi-ksi-mo
ESEspañol
elasticidad
e-las-ti-dad
FAفارسی
نگه داشتن
na-geh da-sh-tan
FISuomi
otteen kyky
ote-en kyky
FRFrançais
adhérence
a-de-her-ens
HEעברית
הידבקות
hi-de-v-kut
HIहिन्दी
पकड़ने की क्षमता
pak-ar-ne ki ksha-ma-ta
HUMagyar
fogási erő
fog-a-si e-ro
IDBahasa Indonesia
kemampuan cengkeraman
ke-mu-kaan cen-ger-a-man
ITItaliano
aderenza
a-de-ren-za
JA日本語
つかみやすさ
tsu-ka-mi-ya-sa
KO한국어
잡기 쉬움
jap-gi-s-wi-um
MSBahasa Melayu
kemampuan cengkeraman
ke-mu-kaan cen-ger-a-man
NLNederlands
gripvastheid
grip-vast-heid
PLPolski
przyczepność
pri-chep-nosc
PTPortuguês
aderência
a-de-ren-sa
RORomână
aderență
a-de-ren-ța
RUРусский
сцепляемость
tse-p-lya-yem-ost'
SVSvenska
greppförmåga
grep-for-mo-ga
TAதமிழ்
பிடிப்பின் திறன்
pi-di-pin thi-ren
THไทย
ความยึดเกาะ
kwan-mu-yit-gao
TLTL
pagkakahawak
pa-ga-ka-ha-wak
TRTürkçe
tutma kuvveti
tut-ma kuv-ve-ti
UKУкраїнська
здатність до захоплення
z-dat-nist do zah-hop-nya
VITiếng Việt
độ bám dính
do ba-m dinh