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A place where water is kept can be called a reservoir, tank, or cistern, depending on its purpose and design. Reservoirs are typically large natural or artificial lakes used for storing water for various uses, including drinking, irrigation, and hydroelectric power. Tanks are smaller containers used for holding water, while cisterns are often underground structures designed to collect and store rainwater.
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What do you call the place underground where water accumulates and circulates?
An aquifer is an underground accumulation of water.
What do you call a place where a working model of planets and other heavenly bodies are kept?
A mechanical working model of the solar system is called an orrery. Many observatories have them, as do thousands of individuals.
What is the name of place where small plants and sapling are kept?
A nursery is a place where small plants and saplings are kept and grown for transplanting.
What do you call a process where the loss of water through the stomata of a leaf takes place?
Transpiration.
A place where old things are kept?
A museum or an antique shop.
What do we call a place where a car is kept?
garage
What do you call a place where rabbits are kept?
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What do you call a place where number of beehives are kept?
an apairy
What do you call a place where Poems are Kept?
a poetry book...
What do you call a place where historical things are kept?
museum museum
What do we call a place where a motor-car is kept?
garage
What do you call a place where clothes are kept?
Wardrobe
What do you call the place where bees are kept especially for their honey?
An apiary
Where the place water is kept or stored?
A well
What do you call a place where yaks are kept for domestic purposes?
A Yak Shack
What do you call a place were a number of beehives are kept?
A hive. A group of hives kept together is called an apiary.
What do you call place where birds are kept?
An Aviary is a large cage or enclosure for keeping birds in.
