Kibbuz

German

Kibbuz

Etymology

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

Noun

Kibbuz m (genitive Kibbuz, plural Kibbuzim or Kibbuze)

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

Derived terms

Derived terms

Kibbuzbewegung
Kibbuzgründer
Kibbuzgründerin
Kibbuzgründerinnen
Kibbuzmodell

Kibbuznik (Kibbuzmitglied)
Kibbuzniks (Kibbuzmitglieder), Kibbuznikim (Hebrew plural)
Stadtkibbuz (Stadt-Kibbuz)
Wüstenkibbuz (Wüsten-Kibbuz)

See also

Chawer m sg („Kamerad, Freund“ ("comrade, friend"), Chawerim m pl)
Chawera f sg („Kameradin, Freundin“, Chawerot f pl)
Moschaw m sg (Moschawim m pl)
Moschawa f sg (Moschawot f pl)

Further reading

Kibbuz in Duden online

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