Ancient Greek lemma · Strong’s G2218
zugos · /zoo'-gos/ — “yoke”
A wooden frame or crossbar joining two draft animals (oxen, horses, mules) for plowing or hauling; by extension, a balance or pair of scales for weighing. In the LXX, often renders Hebrew עֹל (ol), denoting both the…
A wooden frame or crossbar joining two draft animals (oxen, horses, mules) for plowing or hauling; by extension, a balance or pair of scales for weighing. In the LXX, often renders Hebrew עֹל (ol), denoting both the literal yoke and metaphorically a burden or oppression.
Occurs in 6 New Testament verses