Juck

See also: juck

Luxembourgish
Zwéin Hunnen an hire Juck. — Two roosters and their coop.

Etymology

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Originally meaning a “gallery, higher level above a room”, especially in a barn.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /juk/

Noun

Juck m (plural Jucken)

  1. coop
  2. (colloquial, church, theater) gallery, gods

Derived terms
  • Héngerjuck
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