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grimm

/ɡrɪm/

Traduction: Nom propre se référant à l'un des deux frères allemands, Jacob et Wilhelm Grimm, connus pour avoir collecté et publié des contes, Jacob étant également célèbre pour avoir formulé la loi de Grimm.

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/ɡrɪm/B2formal
  • frNom propre se référant à l'un des deux frères allemands, Jacob et Wilhelm Grimm, connus pour avoir collecté et publié des contes, Jacob étant également célèbre pour avoir formulé la loi de Grimm.

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.

indénombrable · nom propre

  1. Jacob GrimmB2formal

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

    frJacob Grimm

    • 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.

  2. Wilhelm GrimmB2formal

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

    frWilhelm Grimm

    • 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.
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  • grimms' possessive plural form
  • grimm's possessive singular form