(verb.) muda- (i vuda, i mudar) (toil), pa.t. mudas
Noldorin
muda-
verb. to labour, toil, to labour, toil, *work
muda-
verb. to labour, toil
tars
noun. labour, task
tass
noun. labour, task
Sindarin
muda
labour
muda
labour
(i vuda, i mudar) (toil), pa.t. mudas
mudas
noun. "labor, work"
A noun derived from the Neo-Sindarin verb muda- ("to labor, toil").
Quenya
moia-
labour, be afflicted
moia- vb. "labour, be afflicted" (VT43:31)
mol-
labour
mol- vb. "labour" (a form mólë also listed is presumably the pa.t. though it could also be "labour" as a noun) (PE17:115)
mol-
verb. to labour
móta-
labour, toil
móta- noun "labour, toil" (MŌ)
tarassë
noun. labour
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Qenya
móta-
verb. to labour, toil, to labour, toil, *work
Early Noldorin
drauth
noun. labour
A word appearing in the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1910s as the adjective G. drauth “weary, toilworn, tired”, related to G. drab “labour, toil” (GL/30). ᴱN. drauth also appeared in Early Noldorin Word-lists of the 1920s, where its gloss has a couple hard-to-read letters, but it seems to be the noun “labour” (PE13/142).
Neo-Sindarin: I’d retain this word for purposes of Neo-Sindarin based on the Neo-Root ᴺ√(D)RAP, but I’d use it with its 1910s meaning ᴺS. drauth “weary, toilworn, tired” since this is part of a more complete paradigm.
A verb appearing as a Noldorin-style infinitive mudo “labour, toil” in The Etymologies of the 1930s under the root ᴹ√MŌ (Ety/MŌ).