Du·kho·bor also Dou·kho·bor 
(dkə-bôr′)
(dkə-bôr′)n. pl. Du·kho·bors or Du·kho·bo·ry (-bô′rē) also Dou·kho·bors or Dou·kho·bor·y
A member of a Russian Christian movement founded in the 1700s, many of whom migrated to Canada in the 1890s to escape persecution for their views, which included rejection of ecclesiastical and state authority.
[Russian Dukhobor : dukh, spirit, Holy Ghost + -bor, fighter (from borot'sya, to fight).]