Chabad-Lubavitch is a term commonly used to refer to the Hasidic movement founded in the late 18th century. The term Chabad is an acronym for the three qualities of intellect, emotions and actions. Lubavitch, on the other hand, is a city in Russia where the movement was based for many years. There are several synonyms for the term Chabad-Lubavitch, including the Chabad movement, the Lubavitcher movement, and Chabad Hasidism. Other variations of the name include Chabad Lubavitcher, Chabadnik, Lubavitcher, or just Chabad. Despite having several synonyms, the essence of the movement remains the same - to bring Jewish education, outreach, and social services to communities worldwide.