1837 G. Turnour tr. xxi. 128 On his way back in his chariot, a corner of a buddhistical edifice was fractured by the yoke bar [Pali yugakoṭiyā] of his carriage.
1910 G. R. Chester xii. 180 The yoke bar had slipped, the tongue had fallen to the ground.
1993 F. Welsh iii. 30 The hawk figure with a disk on its head placed on the yoke bar to face forward.