Here: “Uncir”, from Latin iungō, iungere («to put together»).
Elsewhere: acoyundar, enyugar, enyuntar, juñir, juncir, uñir.
We show you, from the illustrators, Laura G. Bécares and Óscar Rubio, how to unite oxen for work, i.e. how to dress them and put the yoke on them to unite them and use the plough or the cart.
Rogante and Romero (DEP) were the models for the creation of this infographic and Hilario, Maxi and José Antonio were the experts who have left us their knowledge once again.
