köken: Inherited by the late 12th century (Hartmann von Aue) from Middle High German tjost f, tjoste f, jiust f, jiuste f, joste f, schust f, but also (more rarely) as tust m, just m, just m, gust m, tschuscht m. From Old French jouster. Cognate with English joust.
joust (chivalric contest where two contestants tried to knock their opponent of his horse with a lance) · tiltting at the ring (equestrian contest where a contestant tried to pierce a ring with a lance)
çekim: çoğul steekspelen
köken: From Middle Dutch steecspel. Equivalent to steken (“to jab, to pierce, to sting”) + spel (“game”).