labourer
verb
Syllable Decomposition
labourerfrom the Latin laboro (to work) related to labor ("labor"). This verb has gradually specialized from "to work" to "to work hard", "to work the land", and has gradually replaced the Latin arare (see arable and ard) and "arer" which is derived from it, paradoxically, has a maritime sense.
Definitions
- marine
Conjugation
→ Conjugation of "labourer"Translations
german:beackern
english:plough
greek:οργώνω
italian:arare
swedish:dragga
spanish:labrar
dutch:ploegen
See also
labourés (v.) labourons (v.) labourez (v.) labourions (v.) labouriez (v.) labourai (v.) labouras (v.) labourâmes (v.) labourâtes (v.) labourèrent (v.) labourerai (v.) laboureras (v.) labourera (v.) labourerons (v.) labourerez (v.) laboureront (v.) labourasse (v.) labourasses (v.) labourât (v.) labourassions (v.)