The Old High German Dictionary is an indispensable resource for university students and scholars. Its 12,000 entries encompass the vocabulary culled from 84 major literary works, including newly added texts. The decisively new feature of this edition is the inclusion of the glosses. Over 27,000 new entries supplement the vocabulary culled from literary sources and in many cases go well beyond it. These entries are indicated by the abbreviation SchG., referring to Rudolf Sch tzeichel's Althochdeutscher und alts chsischer Glossenwortschatz (12 vols., T bingen 2004). This is the first dictionary to unite both vocabulary sources in one volume.