GRAB AT

Czech

chòapnout po. (various references)

German

greifen nach (catch at, clutch at, reach for). (various references)

Hungarian

vmi után kap (to make a grab at sg, to snatch), odakap vmihez (to make a grab at sg), nyakoncsíp (collar, to grab at, to grab for, to grab hold of, to pinch), megragad vmit (to take hold of sg), megragad (to apprehend, to clutch), megmarkol (to clench), megkap (caught, get, to catch, to come to hand, to contract, to grab at, to grab for, to grab hold of, to obtain, to receive, to scorch), markol (grasp, to grab at, to grab for, to grab hold of), fog vmit (have hold of sg), fog (cog, sprocket, tooth), elragad (to carry away, to entrance, to transport), elkap (catch, catch up, pin down, snap, to catch up, to collar, to cop, to gaff, to grab at, to grab for, to grab hold of, to nab, to nail, to snap, to snatch), elhappol (to grab a job, to grab at, to grab for, to grab hold of), elcsíp (to nab, to nick). (various references)

Indonesian

gerogoh (grope), cerkau. (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

掴み掛かる (to grab at). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

つかみかかる (to grab at). (various references)

Pig Latin

abgray atay.(various references)

Spanish

tratar de asir (grasp at), tratar de arrebatar. (various references)

Thai

พยายามคว้า (grab for, grab onto). (various references)

Turkish

yakalamaya ğalışmak, kapmaya çalışmak (snatch at). (various references)