Kibbutz

Definition of Kibbutz

A kibbutz is a type of collective community in Israel where people live and work together.

How should Kibbutz divide into syllables

The word 'kibbutz' has two syllables. The first syllable is 'kib' and the second syllable is 'butz'. The vowels in this word are 'i' and 'u', and the consonants are 'k', 'b', 't', and 'z'.

Part of Speech - Kibbutz

I visited a kibbutz during my trip to Israel.

Sentences with Kibbutz

• The kibbutz grows its own vegetables.
• My uncle used to live in a kibbutz.
• We learned about kibbutzim in our geography class.
• The kibbutz is known for its dairy products.
• Many kibbutzim have their own schools.
• The kibbutz members work together to support each other.
• I want to visit a kibbutz and experience the communal lifestyle.
• People in the kibbutz share their resources.
• The kibbutz is located near a beautiful lake.
• Living in a kibbutz requires cooperation and teamwork.

Quotes with Kibbutz

• The kibbutz is a prism that refracts the images of the past and creates an image for the future. - Amos Oz
• I'm a kibbutz product, and I'm proud of it. - Shimon Peres
• The kibbutz, which appeared in Israel in the 1920s, was a mix of Judaism and socialism. - A. B. Yehoshua
• The kibbutz is a daring experiment in the socialist transformation of society. - David Ben-Gurion
• The kibbutz is a way of living that is supposed to be closer to what Jews should be. - Noah Gordon

Number of characters in Kibbutz

7 ( k, i, b, b, u, t, z )

Unique letters in Kibbutz

6 ( k, i, b, u, t, z )

Kibbutz Backwards

ztubbik

Phonetic Transcription of Kibbutz

IPA (International): kɪˈbʊts

ARA (American): kɪˈbʊts

EPA (English): kɪˈbʊts

KIH-BUH-TS