OHG
Proper noun
Meaning
OHG
(linguistics) Initialism of Old High German.
Examples
I-mutation in High German I-mutation is visible in Old High German (OHG), c. 800 AD, only on /a/, which was mutated to /e/.
Bernhard Lange, managing director Paul Lange & Co. OHG says: “Of course, many things are different in this extraordinary year – and Eurobike is going to be very different to what we have been used to.
Others were borrowed into Romansh during the Old High German period, such as glieud 'people' from OHG liut or Surs.
In German, OHG ūr was compounded with ohso "ox", giving ūrohso, which became early modern Aurochs.