Definition

1. Noun:
   • A member of a kibbutz: A person who lives and works as part of a collective community in Israel, typically based on principles of communal living, shared labor, and cooperative ownership.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • The veteran kibbutznik explained the history of communal farming to the visitors.
  • As a lifelong kibbutznik, she was deeply committed to the ideals of shared responsibility.

Advanced Usage

• The term often implies not just residence but a commitment to the social and ideological principles of the kibbutz movement.
  • His perspective was shaped by his upbringing as a third-generation kibbutznik.

Variants and Related Words

• Kibbutz (n): The collective settlement or community itself.
  • They decided to visit a kibbutz in northern Israel.
• Kibbutzim (n): Plural form of 'kibbutz'.

Synonyms

• Communard: A member of a commune (more general, not specific to Israel).
• Collective member: A person belonging to a collective community.

Noun

1. a member of a kibbutz