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The coefficient of static friction quantifies the maximum frictional force that can occur before an object starts to move. It varies between different material pairs and affects the threshold of applied force required to initiate motion. A higher coefficient indicates greater resistance to motion, which means an object will require a larger force to overcome static friction and start sliding.