Old High German

English

Proper noun

Old High German

1. The early recorded form of the German language, spoken from the 8^th century to the 12^th century.

Synonyms

• OHG (abbreviation)

Coordinate terms

• (varieties of German): German, High German, Middle High German, Early Middle High German, Early New High German, New High German, Low German, Central German, Gothic (East Germanic)

Translations

a language

• Armenian: հին բարձր գերմաներեն ‎(hin barjr germaneren)
• Bavarian: Oidhochdeitsch
• Catalan: alt alemany antic m
• Czech: stará horní němčina f, starohornoněmčina f
• Danish: Oldhøjtysk, Gammelt højtysk
• Dutch: Oudhoogduits (nl) n
• Esperanto: malnovaltgermana (eo)
• Finnish: muinaisyläsaksa
• French: vieux haut-allemand (fr) m
• German: Althochdeutsch (de); althochdeutsch (de) (adjective)
• Icelandic: fornháþýska f
• Irish: Sean-Ard-Ghearmáinis f
• Italian: alto tedesco antico (it) m
• Japanese: 古高ドイツ語 (ja) ‎(kokōdoitsugo)

• Low German: Ooldhoochdüütsch
• Macedonian: стар високогермански јазик ‎(star visokogermanski jazik)
• Mandarin: 古高地德語
• Norwegian: gammelhøytysk (no) m
• Old English: Eald Hēah Þēodisc
• Old High German: diutisc
• Polish: język staro-wysoko-niemiecki m
• Portuguese: alto alemão antigo (pt) m
• Russian: древневе́рхненеме́цкий язы́к (ru) ‎(drevnevérxneneméckij jazýk)
• Spanish: antiguo alto alemán m
• Swedish: fornhögtyska (sv) c
• Turkish: Eski Yüksek Almanca (tr)
• West Frisian: Aldheechdútsk n
• Yiddish: אַלטהויכדײַטש n ‎(althoykhdaytsh), אַלטדײַטש n ‎(altdaytsh)

See also

• Old High German on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
• Wiktionary's coverage of Old High German terms

External links

• ISO 639-3 code goh (SIL)