hutterites Definition
- 1a communal Christian sect originating in Moravia and Slovakia in the 16th century, now living mainly in western Canada and the northwestern US
- 2a member of this sect
Using hutterites: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hutterites" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The Hutterites live in a communal lifestyle, sharing everything they own.
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Hutterites are known for their traditional dress and their farming practices.
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The Hutterite community is very close-knit and values hard work and cooperation.
Phrases with hutterites
Hutterite colony
a self-sufficient community of Hutterites that live and work together
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The Hutterite colony produces most of their own food and clothing.
Hutterite education
education provided within the Hutterite community, which emphasizes practical skills and religious teachings
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Hutterite education focuses on teaching children the skills they need to live and work within the community.
Hutterite language
a dialect of German spoken by Hutterites, which has been influenced by English and other languages
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Hutterite language is still spoken by many members of the community, although English is also commonly used.
Origins of hutterites
named after Jakob Hutter, a Tyrolean preacher who was burned at the stake in 1536
Summary: hutterites in Brief
The term 'Hutterites' [ˈhʌtəraɪts] refers to a communal Christian sect originating in Moravia and Slovakia in the 16th century, now living mainly in western Canada and the northwestern US. They are known for their traditional dress and farming practices, as well as their close-knit community and emphasis on hard work and cooperation. Hutterites live in self-sufficient colonies and provide their own education, which focuses on practical skills and religious teachings.
