1. plural of kibbutz; collective communities in Israel where people live and work together, sharing property and responsibilities
Usage: plural form

Examples

• Many kibbutzim were established in the early 20th century by Jewish settlers.
• The kibbutzim played an important role in Israel’s agricultural development.
• She visited several kibbutzim during her trip to Israel.
• Traditional kibbutzim operated on principles of collective ownership.
• Some kibbutzim have modernized their economic structures in recent decades.
• The kibbutzim movement was influential in shaping Israeli society.