kibbutz
/ˈkɪbuːts/Definitions
1. noun
A type of communal settlement in Israel, typically self-sufficient and cooperative in nature.
“The kibbutz in the Galilee region has been a model for sustainable living for decades.”
2. noun
A community or group that lives and works together in a similar manner to a kibbutz.
“The hippie community in California was often referred to as a modern-day kibbutz.”