How to Say “Communism” in Hebrew

קומוניזם
komonizm
The English word "communism" is קומוניזם (komonizm) in Hebrew.
קומוניזם is a noun used to refer to the political ideology or philosophy of communism.
Meaning: ideology/philosophy (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is komonizm.

Did you know?

  • Israel's first Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion spent time in the early 1900s as a member of a socialist movement that shared many ideological goals with קומוניזם.
  • The word קומוניזם is a direct loanword, but the Hebrew root system is usually used to create words from three consonants, which this word ignores completely.
  • In Israel, the term קומוניזם is often discussed alongside the קיבוץ (kibbutz), a unique communal settlement system that implemented some socialist principles in practice.

Examples in context

  • קומוניזם פרושו עוצמה סובייטית בתוספת חישמול של כל הארץ.
    Communism is Soviet power plus the electrification of the whole country.
    This sentence is useful for illustrating a definition of קומוניזם involving Soviet power and electrification.
    Tatoeba #3929307 by fekundulo, translation #3928878 by Damari
  • היה פעם ממשלה קוממוניסטית בארץ ישראל.
    There was once a communist government in the land of Israel.
  • הוא קרא ספר על קומוניזם.
    hu kara sefer al komunizm.
    He read a book about communism.

Example conversation

Two students are discussing a history lecture at a university.

  1. רוטם Rotem

    האם למדת על קומוניזם בשיעור?
    ha'im lamadta al komunizm ba'shiur?
    Did you learn about communism in the lesson?
  2. איתי Itay

    כן, זה היה מעניין מאוד.
    ken, ze haya meanyen me'od.
    Yes, it was very interesting.
  3. רוטם Rotem

    אני חושבת שהנושא קצת קשה.
    ani hoshevet she'hanose'ach ktzat kashe.
    I think the subject is a bit difficult.
  4. איתי Itay

    אני מסכים איתך, רוטם.
    ani maskim itach, Rotem.
    I agree with you, Rotem.

Sources

⭐Share⭐ to appreciate human effort 🙏
Douglas Willie
Douglas WillieHelp make this guide better. Spot a mistake, know another way to say it, or have an example from real life? Share it below.
guest
0 Comments
Newest
Oldest Most Voted
Scroll to Top