Comprehend

kom-pre-hend', v. To include by con- struct i on or implication to take into the mind, apprehend the meaning of, conceive, understand. [L. con and prehend ere, -hensum, to seize, prse, beforehand, and obs. hendere, to seize Gr. chanda* nein, E. get.] — Comprehensible, -st-bl, a. Capable of being comprehended, included, or understood. ComprehenSiblene , -sibillty, n. — Comprehen'- aion, -shun, n. Act of, etc. thing comprehended or inclosed within narrow limits summary epitome capacity of the mind to understand perception. — Comprehensive, -siv, a. Including much within narrow limits; extensive; full. — Comprehensively, adv. — Comprehensivene , n.