Definition

A person who lives and works in a communal settlement in Israel, sharing resources and responsibilities with others.

Example

As a kibbutznik, she participates in the daily activities of the community, from farming to education.

Conversation

Have you ever met a kibbutznik?

No, I haven't! What are they like?

They're really interesting; they live and work together as a community.

That sounds amazing! I’d love to learn more about their lifestyle.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Kibbutznik → The word originates from Hebrew "kibbutz" (meaning gathering or collective) and the suffix "-nik" (meaning a person associated with). A kibbutznik is a person who is a member of a kibbutz, which is a collective community in Israel.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'kibbutz' as a gathering place where people live and work together, and '-nik' indicates a person associated with that community. So, a kibbutznik is someone who belongs to that gathering.

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