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What is the name of an underground room for coal or wine?
The most common term for an underground room for coal is a coal cellar.
For wine, the term depends on the purpose and size:
* Wine cellar: A general term for any underground space used to store wine.
* Caves: Especially used for large, naturally occurring underground spaces used for wine storage.
* Cellar: Can be used for wine storage, but it's a more general term for any underground space.
* Vinoteca: (Italian) More of a wine shop or bar with an underground cellar.
* Caveau: (French) Often refers to a small, private cellar, especially in Europe.
The specific name used might vary based on region, size, and the type of structure.
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