For Kaasch there are 6 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Kaasch is on position 4521.
"Kaasch" is the north Eifel dialect term for a two-pronged hoe, which was mainly in the potato harvest to the application and is often used "Jromperekaasch was Gennat (Jrompere = potatoes). The tines were about 20 inches long, two inches wide and sharpened slightly. The Kaasch was hit just behind the potato vine in the ground and then lifted the whole plant. The tubers were largely spared by it. Another device was the "Moßkaasch," a three-pronged hoe with teeth made of strong tubular steel. The Moßkaasch used for removing the manure from farm wagons loaded with Mistausfahren in the field (Moss = crap). Manure, manure was an indispensable especially for the beet or potato field.
(Sent from: Johann Vossen)
