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     • From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Grimm /ɡrɪm/ two German brothers, Jakob Grimm (1785–1863) and Wilhelm Grimm (1786–1859), usually known as The Brothers Grimm.
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   What does Grimm mean in German?

   • Dutch gram means "wrath". Alas, Pokorny derives graph- and gramma- from PIE *gherebh-, "scratch, write". The noun "Grimm" in German means "fury," which suggests a connection though there's been a drift in meaning in one language or both. If "grimm" means hooded in any language, it isn't German.

   Does "grim" share an etymology with the surname "Grimm"?

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   What is the etymology of Grim?

   • The OED gives the etymology of grim as: OE. grim (m) = OFris. grim, OS. grim (Dutch grim), OHG. and MHG. grim (G. grimm ), ONor. grimmr (Sw. grym harsh, Da. grim ugly). Ormin employs a disyllabic form grimme, corresponding to OHG. grimmi, MHG. grimme. The OTeut. root *grem- is an ablaut-variant of *gram-; see grame a.

   Does "grim" share an etymology with the surname "Grimm"?

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   Is Grimm based on a true story?

   • Dive into the mystical world of "Grimm," a thrilling TV series that blends crime, drama, and fantasy. Originating from NBC, the show is inspired by the classic Grimm Brothers' fairy tales, introducing us to a world where these stories are not just fiction but a reality.

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   Is grim a gram word?

   • The OTeut. root *grem- is an ablaut-variant of *gram-; see grame a. So it would seem the same word. What I find fascinating is the hidden gem that grim is ultimately an ablaut variant of a gram- word, which makes me think of grammar and linguistics, which makes me think of Grimm’s Law. Makes me think of grimoire.

   Does "grim" share an etymology with the surname "Grimm"?

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   Is Grimm a good show?

   • It is a show that can appeal to fantasy fans (like me) and crime drama fans (like my husband). Being one of two fantasy themed new shows on network television, Grimm is inevitably compared to ABC's Once Upon a Time, which is a bit more fantasy.

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   Is grimm related to the Brothers Grimm?

   • So anyone who can actually trace their family back to a family called Grimm can only be (at best) a descendant of one of the brothers siblings. The surname Grimm does not mean someone is related to the Brothers Grimm; it was hardly a unique surname. Sgts Wu (Reggie Lee) and Franco (Robert Blanche) are often seen patrolling together.

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   A Grimm is someone who can see into the heart of darkness. Someone who sees things other people don't understand. Grimms (Ger. "wrath") are specially gifted humans who possess incredible powers, such as being able to see the true form of Wesen even when the Wesen don't want them to.

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   What does the word grim mean? There are 14 meanings listed in OED's entry for the word grim , two of which are labelled obsolete. See ‘Meaning & use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence.

5. english.stackexchange.com › questions › 96106Does "grim" share an etymology with the surname "Grimm"?

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   Dec 31, 2012 · The noun "Grimm" in German means "fury," which suggests a connection though there's been a drift in meaning in one language or both. If "grimm" means hooded in any language, it isn't German. There is an obsolete noun grim in English which per the OED means “Grimness, fury, rage.”.

6. grimm.fandom.com › wiki › SymbolsSymbols | Grimm Wiki | Fandom

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   Symbols are major elements of the mythology of Grimm. What follows is a guide to the various symbols encountered thus far. The Silver Plate Society - a circle with triangles around it. One triangle faces outward. Downward-pointing triangle - An ancient rune dating back to 495 B.C., it was used...

7. www.imdb.com › title › tt1830617Grimm (TV Series 2011–2017) - IMDb

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   Grimm: Created by Stephen Carpenter, David Greenwalt, Jim Kouf. With David Giuntoli, Russell Hornsby, Silas Weir Mitchell, Sasha Roiz. A homicide detective discovers he is a descendant of hunters who fight supernatural forces.

   • 7.9/10 (132K)
   • Release Date: 2011-10-28

   • Genre: Crime, Drama, Fantasy
   • Runtime: 45

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   Explore the cases and characters from the TV show that is inspired by the classic Grimm Brothers' Fairy Tales. Just like Detective Nick Burkhardt, you can fight crime, defeat Wesen, and build the most powerful Grimm team the world has ever seen!

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   Grimm. Dive into the mystical world of "Grimm," a thrilling TV series that blends crime, drama, and fantasy. Originating from NBC, the show is inspired by the classic Grimm Brothers' fairy tales, introducing us to a world where these stories are not just fiction but a reality.