New High German

English Proper noun New High German The modern form of the German language, successor to Middle High German. Synonyms en German in non-technical contexts NHG, NHG., N.H.G., N. H. G. abbreviations Hyponyms en Early New High German Coordinate terms en Old High German, en Middle High German Translations modern German language Danish: da nyhøjtysk, da tysk in non-technical contexts French: fr haut-allemand moderne m Galician: gl alto alemán moderno m Georgian: ka ახალი ზემოგერმანული ენა, ka თანამედროვე გერმანული ენა German: de Neuhochdeutsch n Volhynian German: de Neihochdeitsch n Hungarian: hu újfelnémet Irish: ga Nua-Ard-Ghearmáinis f Low German: nds Neehoochdüütsch n, nds Niehoochdüütsch n, nds Nieghoochdüütsch n Norwegian: Bokmål: nb nyhøgtysk m, nb nyhøytysk m Nynorsk: nn nyhøgtysk m Polish: pl język nowo-wysoko-niemiecki m-in Swedish: sv nyhögtyska c, sv yngre nyhögtyska c Adjective - New High German Of or relating to New High German. en 1995 Ilse Middendorf The Perceptible Breath: A Breathing Science (Preface); in: Don Hanlon Johnson (ed.), Bone, Breath & Gesture: Practices of Embodiment 75 The history of the New High German word Körper (corpus) starts with its Middle High German borrowing from the Latin word corpus, body flesh, corpse, shadow (of a dead person), trunk, belly, person, nature, and others, and leads over the years to the latest form. Translations of or relating to the modern German language Danish: da nyhøjtysk, da tysk in non-technical contexts Georgian: ka ახალი ზემოგერმანული, ka თანამედროვე გერმანული German: de neuhochdeutsch Hungarian: hu újfelnémet Polish: pl nowo-wysoko-niemiecki en Languages