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The name Jauch comes from the Germanic "joh" is in the following languages have the same meaning: Indo-European - jeug German manner - joh, English - yoke, ancient Indian - yuga, Latin - jugum, Slavonic - IGO, Italian - Giogo Modern Greek - iug, Lithuanian - iungas, Gothic - juk, althochdeutschh - yoke. So much for the origin of the ranges around 2500 -3000 back. The word is derived from the Indo-European "jeug", which means = span together or connect. So if you wanted to combine something together or clamped together, such as wooden beams, stone or metal, so this was a "ieug - or yoke. In later centuries the word was used also for supporting arches in buildings such as churches, palaces, and others. A Deckenjoch was a rounded Torstütze. The Celts and Germanic tribes referred to the Holt, they made their draft animals in the neck. In the early Middle Ages it became a land measure. As far as field as one could plow in one day with two animals (a yoke bzw.Doppeljoch) was a "Jauchert. Further details in the Jauch-Chronicle, written and researched by me.
(Sent from: Klaus Hans Jauch )
