1. Toilsome exertion of either body or mind, specially in one's calling or occupation; toil; work, or its fruit; the pangs of childbirth; trial.

2. To exert muscular strength; to toil; to work hard; to exert one's powers of body or mind in the prosecution of any design; to be hard pressed; to be burdened; to pitch and roll in a heavy sea; to suffer the pangs of childbirth.

3. To work at; to till; to till with effort; to form or fabricate with exertion.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• lavor,
• larbor,
• laboir,
• liqour,
• labotr,
• vabor,
• laobr,
• loabor,
• labot,
• sabour,
• lobour,
• labror,
• lator,
• laberour,
• abou,
• lanbour,
• abour,
• lbor,
• licour,
• nabiour

• lab,
• labors,
• labore,
• Lauber,
• Labar,
• labor,
• arbour,
• layover,
• laver,
• laber.

The adverb form of "labour" is "laboriously".

The adjective form of the word "labour" is "labourious" or "laborious".

The plural of the "labour" can be the "labours".

The singular of the "labour" can be the "labour".