Associations to the word «Grimm»
Noun
- Fairy
- Brothers
- Mf
- Jacob
- Wilhelm
- Tale
- Jakob
- Andersen
- Cinderella
- Herder
- Gottfried
- Rousseau
- Philology
- Kassel
- Ludwig
- Goethe
- Mythology
- Goose
- Larkin
- Romanticism
- Christoph
- Frau
- Reaper
- Stepmother
- Juniper
- Doom
- Folklore
- Hoffmann
- Humboldt
- Friedrich
- Sexton
- Hans
- Fable
- Mcgee
- Claus
- Granny
- Cub
- Johann
- Georg
- Richards
- Wil
- Thorne
- Dorothea
- Redskin
- Daphne
- Linguist
- Princesse
- Emil
- Dwarf
- Classic
- Wolfgang
- Bridegroom
- Wonderland
- Hermann
- Consonant
- Lore
- Ger
- Trans
- Annotation
- Downfall
- Bremen
- Heinrich
- Classics
- Saga
- Linguistic
- Ben
- Cinder
- Buckley
- Mcfarland
- Supernatural
- Romantic
- Conte
- Herman
- Halloween
- Mcmahon
- Libretto
- Cody
- Correspondence
- Alicia
- Bede
- Philipp
- Von
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
GRIMM, proper noun. A German surname.
Dictionary definition
GRIMM, noun. The younger of the two Grimm brothers remembered best for their fairy stories (1786-1859).
GRIMM, noun. The older of the two Grimm brothers remembered best for their fairy stories; also author of Grimm's law describing consonant changes in Germanic languages (1785-1863).
Wise words
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