Labour in Irish
Labour in Irish is Lucht Oibre, obair, saothar — Labour means hard physical or mental effort put into a task; work.
Labour in Irish
What does "Labour" mean?
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noun Hard physical or mental effort put into a task; work.
"Years of labour went into restoring the old cottage."
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noun Workers as a group, especially the working class, or a political movement representing them.
"The strike drew support from labour unions across the country."
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noun The process of childbirth, including the contractions leading up to it.
"She was in labour for almost fourteen hours before the baby arrived."
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verb To work hard at something, or to move forward with great effort or difficulty.
"He laboured up the steep hill carrying two heavy bags."
Labour in a sentence
- Years of labour went into restoring the old cottage.
- The harvest is a labour of love for the whole family.
- The strike drew support from labour unions across the country.
- She was in labour for almost fourteen hours before the baby arrived.
Similar words in Irish
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Labour" in Irish?
"Labour" in Irish is Lucht Oibre, obair, saothar. Labour means: Hard physical or mental effort put into a task; work.
How do you use "Labour" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of labour went into restoring the old cottage." In Irish, "Labour" is Lucht Oibre, obair, saothar.
Are there other ways to say "Labour" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "Labour": Lucht Oibre, obair, saothar, tinneas clainne.