The Early New High German Dictionary is an alphabetically organized dictionary of meanings for the varieties of High German from the 14th to the 17th centuries. The entries are structured as follows: After the lemma, there are brief inflectional morphological details and (for etymologically isolated or difficult-to-assign words) concise notes on the etymology. Following these sections, ordered by numbers, is the core of each entry, which explains the individual meanings of a word. Temporal, spatial, and text type indications provide information about the essential dimensions in which a word applies per meaning. The cumulative listing of semantically related words and typical syntagmatic contexts offers insight into the structural relationships of vocabulary. A detailed citation block for each meaning exemplifies the word in its original usages.