Labor ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Labor ( noun )

1. Physical or mental effort exerted to do or make something.
2. The process of giving birth.
3. Workers or employees considered as a group.
4. The workforce of a country or industry.
5. Work done to achieve a particular purpose or goal.

Origin:

The word labor comes from the latin word "labor" which means work. it refers to the physical or mental effort exerted to do or make something.

Examples:

1. He was exhausted from the labor.
2. She went into labor.
3. He represented the labor union.
4. She talked about the importance of labor rights.
5. He did the labor to build the house.

(As a verb)

Labor ( verb )

1. Physical or mental effort exerted to do or make something.
2. The process of giving birth.
3. Workers or employees considered as a group.
4. The workforce of a country or industry.
5. Work done to achieve a particular purpose or goal.

Origin:

The word labor comes from the latin word "labor" which means work. it refers to the physical or mental effort exerted to do or make something.

Examples:

1. He was exhausted from the labor.
2. She went into labor.
3. He represented the labor union.
4. She talked about the importance of labor rights.
5. He did the labor to build the house.