Übersetzung für "Althochdeutsch" in Englisch

My guess is, it's Althochdeutsch.

The latter comes from Old High German wetar = wind.

Old High German beraht = bright, related to the Old English beorht.

Aldo Old High German adal = noble, aristocratic.

The word chien (Old High German) means pine resin, pine, which Kienföhre.

Rötteln (Old High German: "Raudinleim") is a village beneath the ruins of the Rötteln Castle in Southern Baden, which today is part of the district of Haagen in the city of Lörrach, Baden-Württemberg.

I mean, I'm not fluent in Althochdeutsch, and Internet translators aren't the most reliable things in the world.

However that may be, his name seems to be of German origin, and may come from Old High German *Dankbrant.

The word chien (Old High German) means pine resin, pine, which Kienföhre.

Plate with raspberries: The Germa name comes from the "Berry of the doe" in Old High German.

Lützelau (Old High German: "little island") is an island located, with the neighbouring island of Ufenau, in Lake Zürich in Switzerland between Rapperswil (1.6 km away) and Freienbach (3.0 km away).

The Huy (, from the Old High German for "Höhe" = "heights") or Huywald is a ridge, up to 314 metres high, in western Saxony-Anhalt in Germany.

You read Althochdeutsch?

The name Langwied means am langen Wald (althochdeutsch: daz witu = wood, forest).

Kästental: ("Box Valley") A small side valley of the Bode with a little waterfall that was named after the old yew trees (Old High German: Kästen ~ "boxes") that occur there.

The word aigen, Old High German eigan, means to own and as a noun refers to the (inherited) property or the freedom to own property.

Linguistically the term Lehen is connected with the word leihen, to lend or loan, and meant something like "loaned property" (c.f. the modern German Darlehen, a loan), whilst the word feudum, which some etymologists suggest comes from the Latin fides (loyalty), is more likely to be derived from the Old High German feo, which meant Vieh i.e. "cattle", but later generally meant "goods" or "property".

Old High German also had two words for black: swartz for dull black and blach for a luminous black.

Back in Cambridge, I worked in the engineering shops, but drew up the schedule in Mittel- and Althochdeutsch for the Medieval Languages Tripos.

Likewise, the resistible rise of vernacular languages in the realm of the written, from the first attempts at notation in High German and the Old English of the Early Middle Ages to the gradual promotion of Romance languages in the 13th –15th centuries, demonstrates the necessity of refining the analysis in order to properly realize the detailed extent of the interactive processes which underlie Medieval systems of communication.

These scripts include "De Rerum Natura", from the Roman poet and philosopher Lucretius (c. 99 BC - c. 55 BC), the ancient Egyptian funerary text "The Book of the Dead", "The Book of Lies", written by English occultist and teacher Aleister Crowley (using the pen name of Frater Perdurabo), and "The Merseburg Incantations", medieval magic spells written in Old High German.

In any case, it was through the efforts of their mercenaries that the Hessian landgraves acquired the entire library of the monastery at Fulda, which contained the earliest known manuscript written in old German [hochdeutsch]: a transcription of the oral epic known as the Hildebrandlied.