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Significados de High German en inglés
Sinónimos
Examples for "German"
Examples for "German"
1
A German fine, however, is likely towards the end of the year.
2
The Spanish government said it respected the decision of the German court.
3
In the course of the debate the German Secretary of State said:
4
At the moment the German manufacturing sector is still looking quite strong.
5
This was true both of the German state and of German industry.
1
Soon after, intellectuals, who had initially resisted the German language, followed suit.
2
Now our German language skills do fail us a little bit here.
3
The theory is as crude and imperfect as the German language itself.
4
He preached, of course, in the German language, and used much action.
5
The German language allows you to build new words out of smaller ones.
Uso de High German en inglés
1
Another Old High German charm preserved in a tenth-century codex now at Vienna.
2
Karl Simrock made modern versions of Middle High German poetry.
3
The Hapsburg courtier spoke High German, so I had no problem understanding this royal brush-off.
4
If he was not mistaken, the last part of the message was Middle High German.
5
Oggenfuss, switching from Aargau dialect to High German, replied.
6
The old High German, also, and the Icelandic, as compared with the Meso-Gothic, does the same.
7
What are the equivalents in High German for "right smart" and "dog-on" I cannot imagine.
8
WOTAN, Old High German form of Odin
9
Between them and the old High German Swabians lay a race intermediate in tongue and blood, the Franks.
10
Originally written in Middle High German (M.H.G.
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By his studies and translations of Middle High German, he opened the vast and important field of Germanic philology.
12
In High German it is "Wasser-scheide," i.e.
13
I suppose I must have spoken High German-CourtGerman- Iintendedit for that, anyway-sohe did not understand me.
14
His name was Dr. Knipperhausen, but he was more commonly known by the appellation of the High German Doctor.
15
The Nibelungen-Lied and the poems of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries were all in Middle- High German (Mittel-Hoch Deutsch).
16
At least, I can find neither in Old nor in Middle High German lexicons and glossaries any word signifying peat.