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Deutsche Grammatik

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Jacob Grimm's comparative grammar of the Germanic languages, published in four volumes from 1819. The 1822 second edition of the first volume sets out the systematic sound shift now called Grimm's law.

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Author
Jacob Grimm
Publisher
Dieterich
Publication Year
1822
Source Type
book
Reliability Tier
1
The primary published text in which Grimm's law was formulated, the law's own foundational source.
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Deutsche Grammatik
Jacob Grimm, Dieterich, 1822
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