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grimm

/ɡrɪm/

Traducción: Apellido alemán, sobre todo referido a los hermanos Jacob y Wilhelm Grimm, conocidos por recopilar y publicar cuentos populares; Jacob también es célebre por formular la ley de Grimm sobre cambios consonánticos en las lenguas germánicas.

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B2formalcommon/ɡrɪm/

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A proper noun referring to either of the two German brothers, Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, known for collecting and publishing fairy tales, with Jacob also noted for formulating Grimm's law.

  • 🇪🇸Apellido alemán, sobre todo referido a los hermanos Jacob y Wilhelm Grimm, conocidos por recopilar y publicar cuentos populares; Jacob también es célebre por formular la ley de Grimm sobre cambios consonánticos en las lenguas germánicas.
  1. Jacob Grimm B2 formal

    The older of the two Grimm brothers, known for collecting fairy tales and formulating Grimm's law about consonant shifts in Germanic languages.

    • Jacob Grimm was born in 1785 and died in 1863.
    • He is famous for his work on historical linguistics and fairy tales.
    • Grimm's law describes important sound changes in Germanic languages.

    🇪🇸Jacob Grimm

  2. Wilhelm Grimm B2 formal

    The younger of the two Grimm brothers, best known for collecting and publishing fairy tales.

    • Wilhelm Grimm was born in 1786 and died in 1859.
    • Together with his brother Jacob, he compiled the famous Grimm's Fairy Tales.
    • Wilhelm focused on the literary and stylistic aspects of the stories.

    🇪🇸Wilhelm Grimm

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