What is another word for beehives?
Pronunciation: [bˈiːha͡ɪvz] (IPA) 
Beehives can also be referred to as apiaries, beehouses, bee colonies, honeycombs, or nest boxes. Apiaries refer to a location where beehives are kept, and it can house numerous colonies of bees. Bees thrive inside a beehouse that provides them shelter and protection from various weather conditions. The word bee colony is commonly used to refer to a group of bees that live and work together in one hive. The honeycomb, on the other hand, is the structure inside the hive consisting of hexagonal cells that serve as the storage for honey. Nest boxes are specialized structures that mimic natural bee nests, used primarily for the purposes of beekeeping.
