What do you call a building for storing vegetables? Hello everybody! I have a vocabulary question. Before asking it, I need to explain some things. I live in Ukraine, which is the poorest country in Europe after Moldova and Kosovo. The average salary in Ukraine is only 268$ a month (except Kiev). So, everybody who lives in Ukrainian village has to grow some vegetables in order to sell them and get some money for it as well as to eat those vegetables themselves. In addition, vegetables are used to feed ducks, pigs and cows. People usually keep those animals at their household. To make it clear you can live in a village have a job, and still you have to work really hard to cultivate land in order to get some potatoes, beet, wheat, rye, oat, barley, pumpkings, carrots, cabbages, onions, garlic etc to survive.So, if you live in a Ukrainian village you need to have some place to store all those things. That’s the word I am looking for. I used a dictionary and it says the word I need is “cellar”, but then I googled for some pictures of a “cellar” and I understood that it isn’t the word I need as the pictures show wine inside those buildings. My mom lives in a village and she has 4 “cellars” (the 4th one isn’t working). They are separate buildings with mostly potatoes and beet inside and some preserved food in the jars. Basically, those buildings were used to be built by digging a large hole in the ground and putting those vegetables there. What do you call this type of building in English, and do you have something similar in your country’s villages? Thank you!