How Do You Spell KIBBUTZNIK?

Pronunciation: [kˈɪbətsnˌɪk] (IPA)

The word "kibbutznik" is a noun used to describe a member of a kibbutz, which is a collective farm in Israel. It is pronounced /kɪˈbʊts.nɪk/ and is spelled with double "t" and "z" due to its origin in Hebrew, where the sound represented by the letter "ts" is written with two letters: "צ". The spelling also reflects the common pronunciation of the word in Hebrew, where the emphasis is on the second syllable. The word is often written with a lowercase "k" to reflect its informal nature.

KIBBUTZNIK Meaning and Definition

1. A kibbutznik is a noun that refers to an individual who resides in a kibbutz, which is a collective, cooperative community typically found in Israel. The term "kibbutznik" originates from the Hebrew word "kibbutz" (meaning gathering or clustering) with the suffix "-nik" added to denote a person associated with or belonging to a particular group.

   The concept of a kibbutz encompasses a form of communal living, wherein members share resources, property, and responsibilities. Kibbutzniks actively participate in various activities such as agriculture, industry, social services, and education, contributing to the collective well-being of the community. They engage in communal decision-making processes to shape the daily functioning and long-term development of the kibbutz.

   Kibbutzniks often exhibit a strong sense of camaraderie, unity, and equality. They foster a cooperative environment emphasizing shared labor, shared wealth, and shared responsibilities. By living and working together, kibbutzniks aim to create a society based on socialist principles, promoting social equality and mutual support.

   The term "kibbutznik" is commonly used to describe individuals who identify with the kibbutz lifestyle, whether they were born into a kibbutz or have chosen to join the community later in life. It reflects their commitment to collective living, cooperative values, and the pursuit of social and economic equality within the framework of a kibbutz community.

Common Misspellings for KIBBUTZNIK

• jibbutznik
• mibbutznik
• libbutznik
• oibbutznik
• iibbutznik
• kubbutznik
• kjbbutznik
• kkbbutznik
• kobbutznik
• k9bbutznik
• k8bbutznik
• kivbutznik
• kinbutznik
• kihbutznik
• kigbutznik
• kibvutznik
• kibnutznik
• kibhutznik
• kibgutznik

Etymology of KIBBUTZNIK

The term "kibbutznik" is derived from the Hebrew word "kibbutz" (קִיבּוּץ), which means "gathering" or "collective". The suffix "-nik" is a Russian and Yiddish term used to denote a person associated with a particular activity or group. In this case, the word "kibbutznik" refers to a member or resident of a kibbutz, a type of collective community historically found in Israel.

Similar spelling words for KIBBUTZNIK

• kibbutz,
• kibbitz.

Plural form of KIBBUTZNIK is KIBBUTZNIKI OR KIBBUTZNIKS