moshav shitufi
/moʊˈʃɑːv ʃɪtuˈfiː/
moshav shitufi noun: a less popular type of Israeli cooperative village having elements of, and falling in between model-wise, both a moshav and a kibbutz.
Noun
moshav shitufi (plural moshavim shitufiim or moshavim shitufi'im)
- A less popular type of Israeli cooperative village having elements of, and falling in between model-wise, both a moshav and a kibbutz.
Forms of moshav shitufi
| plural | moshavim shitufiim |
|---|---|
| plural | moshavim shitufi'im |
Origin of moshav shitufi
Borrowed from Hebrew מוֹשָׁב שִׁתּוּפִי (mosháv shitufí, literally “collective settlement”).
Questions about moshav shitufi
- What does moshav shitufi mean?
- Moshav shitufi means a less popular type of Israeli cooperative village having elements of, and falling in between model-wise, both a moshav and a kibbutz.
- What part of speech is moshav shitufi?
- Moshav shitufi is a noun.
- How do you pronounce moshav shitufi?
- Moshav shitufi is pronounced /moʊˈʃɑːv ʃɪtuˈfiː/.
- What is the plural of moshav shitufi?
- The plural of moshav shitufi is moshavim shitufiim.
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