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Standard German
... th century, and the 1665 revision of the [[Zürich Bible]] abandoned its [[Alemannic]] idiom in favour of this standard.

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Zürich Bible
... the language of the translation was based on the written variant of [[High Alemannic]] ([[Swiss German]]) used for official documents. In 1665, this was abando ...

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High German languages
In the [[Alemannic German|High Alemannic dialects]], there is a further shift; ''Sack'' (like English/Low Saxon "sa ... ** [[Alemannic German|Alemannic]]

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German language
... scattered [[Elder Futhark]] inscriptions, especially in [[Alemannic German|Alemannic]], from the 6th century AD; the earliest glosses (''[[Abrogans]]'') date t ... ... an]], [[Silesian German]], [[High Franconian]], [[Lorraine Franconian]], [[Alemannic German|Mittelalemannisch]], [[North Upper Saxon]], [[High Prussian]], [[La ...

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