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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Inȝok, attrib. [Appar. In a.; Ȝok n.] Of an ox: ? One fitted with the smaller yoke carried by the inside oxen of a team of three or four abreast. —1624 Orkney & Shetl. Test. I. 122 b.
Tua outȝok oxin, … thrie gild oxin, ane inȝok
