The term “grand” is deployed in literary works to evoke a sense of scale, importance, and formality. At times it amplifies the splendor of an event or setting—illustrated in grand feasts and elaborate ceremonies [1]—while in other contexts it underscores a character’s prominence or an achievement’s magnitude, as seen in a grand discovery that fuels intellectual ambition [2]. Beyond its descriptive function, “grand” also forms part of institutional and honorific titles, lending gravity to roles like Grand Master or positions within exclusive organizations [3][4]. Whether accentuating the physical vastness of a scene or the metaphorical weight of a personal endeavor, the word enriches literature by imbuing narratives with both a literal and symbolic magnificence.