s. f, yoke of oxen or male buffaloes;—s. m. Corrupted from the Sanskrit word Yoga. Junction, fitting; conjunction of auspicious stars, a fortunate moment; opportunity, occasion; devotion, which consists in concentration of the thoughts on a particular point, deep meditation with the body in one fixed posture practiced by certain classes of Hindu devotees; union with the Supreme Being by means of abstract contemplation, or intense meditation; the Yogá system of philosophy founded by Patanjali; a musical mode;—a, Fit, capable, adequate, proper, admissible:—jog dhárṉá, v. a. To assume the garb of a jogí:—jog joṉí, v. n. To yoke (oxen):—jog laiṉá, v. n. To retire from the world, to become a faqír:—jog kamáuṉá, sádhṉá, v. a. To lead the life of an ascetic, to practice jog.