Hahn, Carl Wilhelm

Definition

Carl Wilhelm Hahn was a German zoologist and artist known for his work in entomology and arachnology, particularly his classifications and illustrations of insects and arachnids in the early 19th century.

Etymology

Hahn's name is of German origin, with 'Hahn' meaning 'rooster' in German. 'Carl Wilhelm' is a common German given name.

Example

Carl Wilhelm Hahn made significant contributions to the study of spiders and insects, providing detailed illustrations and descriptions.

Related Terms

• Entomology
• Arachnology
• Taxonomy
• Illustration

Usage Notes

Hahn's work is often cited in historical contexts concerning the classification and study of various insects and spiders.