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Esperanto
Etymology
From laboristo + -aro.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key):
- Rhymes: -aro
- Hyphenation: la‧bor‧ist‧a‧ro
Noun
laboristaro (uncountable, accusative laboristaron)
- working class
1907, Bolesław Prus, La faraono, volume 1, page 162:Li rimarkis, ke la laboristaro estas indiferenta kaj malsaĝa, ke ĝi faras nur tion, kion oni ordonas al ĝi, kaj eĉ tion nevolonte.- He noticed that the working class was indifferent and foolish, that it only did what it was ordered to do and even then involuntarily.
1949, Henriette Roland Holst-Van der Schalk, Roza Luksemburg, page 73:Kaj ankaŭ nun la laboristaro pruvis esti preta, se necesas, per sia sango defendi la respublikon kontraŭ la atakoj de la kontraŭrespublika reakcio.- And now the working class has proven itself ready, if necessary, to defend the Republic with its own blood against the Anti-Republican reaction.
Ido
Etymology
Borrowed from Esperanto laboristaro. Equivalent to laboristo + -ar-.
Pronunciation
Noun
laboristaro (uncountable)
- working class
1918, Mondo, page 73:Li mentiis, ke la laboristaro ja oficiale ed internacione adoptis Espo.- They lied that the working class already officially adopted Esperanto internationally.