IPA: /kɪˈbʊts/
KK: /kɪˈbʊts/
A type of community in Israel where people live and work together on a farm, sharing resources and responsibilities.
The kibbutz is known for its cooperative lifestyle and agricultural practices.
Kibbutz originates from Hebrew "קיבוץ" (kibbutz), meaning gathering or collective. It refers to a communal settlement in Israel where members share resources and responsibilities.
Think of a 'gathering' in a community — that's what a kibbutz is, a place where people come together to live and work collectively.
No commonly confused words.