kib·butz 
(kĭ-bts, -bts)
(kĭ-bts, -bts)n. pl. kib·but·zim (kĭb′t-sēm, -t-)
A collective farm or settlement in modern Israel.
[Hebrew qibbûṣ, gathering, from qibbēṣ, derived stem of qābaṣ, to gather; see qb in the Appendix of Semitic roots.]