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yokeless

/ˈjoʊkləs/ adj

Without a yoke.

Word Origin Yoke comes from Old English 'geoc,' from Proto-Germanic 'yukam,' ultimately from PIE '*yeug-' (to join). A yoke joins two animals together. Yokeless means free from a yoke — unrestrained, unburdened. The root '*yeug-' also gives us join, junction, and yoga (union).

adj Without a yoke.

The farmer used a yokeless ox to plow the field more freely.

(形容词) 无束缚的；无轭的

农夫用一头无轭的牛更自由地犁田。

(adjetivo) Sin yugo.

El granjero usó un buey sin yugo para arar el campo con mayor libertad.

(adjectif) sans joug [Dépourvu de joug.]

Le fermier utilisait un bœuf **yokeless** pour labourer le champ plus librement.

(Adjektiv) jochlos [**yokeless** Adj. – ohne Joch; ein Zugtier betreffend, das nicht mit einem Joch eingespannt ist.]

Der Bauer setzte einen **yokeless** Ochsen ein, um das Feld freier zu pflügen.

(形容詞) くびき（軛）がない状態のこと。

農夫は、より自由に畑を耕すために、くびきのない雄牛を使った。

(adjetivo) sem jugo; sem canga [Sem jugo (canga).]

O fazendeiro usou um boi sem canga para arar o campo mais livremente.

Synonyms: unyoked free Antonyms: yoked harnessed
Word parts: yoke + less

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