Wurdahuzdą: Proto-Germanic dictionary — *jukōną Scott K. Shay Wardja Press https://protogermanic.org/pgmc_jukōną

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jukōną ˈju.kɔː.nɑ̃ ᛃᚢᚲᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to yoke From *juką (‘yoke’) + *-ōną.
jukō
jukǭ
jukōi
jukōsi
jukōs
jukō
jukōsai
jukōsau
jukōþi
jukō
jukōþau
jukōþai
jukōþau
jukōs
jukōw
jukōþiz
jukōþiz
jukōþiz
jukōmaz
jukōm
jukōnþai
jukōnþau
jukōþ
jukōþ
jukōþ
jukōnþai
jukōnþau
jukōnþi
jukōn
jukōnþau
jukōnþai
jukōnþau
jukōdǭ
jukōdēdį̄
jukōdēz
jukōdēdīz
jukōdē
jukōdēdī
jukōdēdū
jukōdēdīw
jukōdēdudiz
jukōdēdīdiz
jukōdēdum
jukōdēdīm
jukōdēdud
jukōdēdīd
jukōdēdun
jukōdēdīn
jukōndz
jukōdaz
jukōną
Proto-West Germanic *jukōn Old Dutch *jukon Middle Dutch jōken, jocken, jucken Dutch jukken
Proto-West Germanic *jukōn Old English ġeocian Middle English yoken, ȝeokyn, ȝoke, ȝoken, ȝokke, jockyn, yoke English yoke
Scots yoke
Proto-West Germanic *jukōn Old High German *johhōn Middle High German jochen German jochen
Proto-West Germanic *jukōn Old Saxon *jukōn Middle Low German jȫken, jōken
Old Norse oka Icelandic oka