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kvu·tzah
noun
or kvu·tza \kəˌvütˈsä, ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷(ˌ) ̷ ̷\
(plural kvu·tzoth or kvu·tzot \-sōt(h), -sōs\ ; also kvutzahs or kvutzas)
Etymology: New Hebrew qĕbhūṣāh (plural qĕbhūṣōth), from Hebrew, group, gathering
: a Jewish communal and cooperative farm or settlement in Israel that is usually smaller than a kibbutz and established on stateowned land |