labori

Labori is a term that can refer to a Latin grammatical form and, less commonly, to a surname of French origin. In classical Latin, labor is a third-declension noun meaning work or toil. The form labori represents the dative singular, typically translated as “to/for the labor” or “to/for the work,” and it appears in texts where the noun is the indirect object.

As a proper noun, Labori has appeared as a surname in France. It is relatively uncommon, but it has surfaced in historical records associated with the legal profession and public affairs during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In particular, a French lawyer bearing the name Labori took part in notable trials of that era, contributing to the surname’s presence in historical references.

In broader usage, the word closely related to Labori is labour, which exists in several Romance and Germanic languages with similar meanings tied to work or effort. The surname Labori may occasionally be encountered in biographical or genealogical contexts, where it is typically treated as a family name of French origin rather than a standalone concept.

See also

Labour, Labours, Labor (disambiguation)