Kibbuz

German

Kibbuz

Etymology

Borrowed from Hebrew קַבְּצָן (kibúts, “gathering, clustering”), קבוץ (kibúts), קיבוץ (kibúts).

Pronunciation

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Noun

Kibbuz m (strong, genitive Kibbuz, plural Kibbuzim or Kibbuze)

1. kibbutz (a collective community in Israel that was traditionally based on agriculture)

Derived terms

Derived terms

• Kibbuzbewegung
• Kibbuzgründer
• Kibbuzgründerin
• Kibbuzmodell
• Kibbuznik (Kibbuzmitglied)
• Stadtkibbuz (Stadt-Kibbuz)
• Wüstenkibbuz (Wüsten-Kibbuz)

See also

• Chawer m („Kamerad, Freund“ ("comrade, friend"))
• Chawera f („Kameradin, Freundin“)
• Moschaw m
• Moschawa f

Further reading

• “Kibbuz” in Duden online