yoke russian
сбро́сить
to throw off, to throw down, to drop
to reduce, to lower, to lose (weight)
to throw off (clothes), to slip off
to shed, to cast off
to overthrow, to depose, to throw off (a yoke)
to reset
и́го
yoke
коке́тка
coquette, yoke, flirt, temptress
гнёт
pressure, weight, oppression, yoke
кабала́
bondage, servitude, slavery, yoke
debt bondage, complete economic dependence
kabala (debt-bond deed)
хому́т
horse collar, collar (of a harness)
clamp, hose clamp, pipe clamp
yoke, burden, millstone
ярёмный
jugular
yoke (attributive), pertaining to a yoke
ярмо́
yoke
yoke, burden, oppression
коромы́сло
yoke, beam, rock arm, rocker
водоно́с
water-carrier, water bearer
yoke for water buckets, carrying frame for water
спряга́ть
to conjugate
to yoke together, to harness together
вертлю́г
head of the femur, swivel, pivot bracket, pivot yoke
ла́поть
bast shoe, bast sandal
simpleton, country bumpkin, yokel
спряга́ться
to be conjugated, to be conjugable
to team up, to join forces, to pitch in together
to be harnessed together, to be yoked together
подъяре́мный
yoked
сопря́гший
yoked, coupled, connected, linked
спря́гший
who has conjugated
who has harnessed, who has yoked
Examples
Только дереве́нщина плюёт на зе́млю.
Only yokels spit on the ground.
They threw off the yoke of their oppressors.
В деревне часто встречался водонос с коромыслом.
A water-carrier with a carrying yoke was a common sight in the village.



















