Meyer-Lübke, Wilhelm

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Meyer-Lübke, Wilhelm (vĭl`hĕlm mī`ər-lüp`kə), 1861–1936, Swiss philologist. Meyer-Lübke taught at the universities of Jena, Vienna, and Bonn. He was the author of many works on Romance languages, chief among them being a four-volume grammar of Romance languages (1890–1902) and an etymological dictionary (in 13 parts, 1911–20).

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