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• Beekeeper — A person specialized in the breeding, care, and rational exploitation of bees for the purpose of obtaining honey, wax, or other derived apicultural products. In an old or regional sense, it designates a beekeeper practicing this trade according to local traditions.
• Apiary — A specially arranged place, structural shelter, or complex of hives where bees are bred and cared for; an apiary. It also represents a minor lexical variant for the collective action or process of organizing an apicultural activity.
• Bee-eater — A small insectivorous migratory bird of the order Coraciiformes, with an extremely brightly colored plumage in shades of blue, green, yellow, and coppery, characterized by a long, sharp, and slightly curved bill, which feeds predominantly on bees, bumblebees, and other insects caught in flight.
• Swarm of bees — A multitude of bees considered globally; the totality of bees within a hive, an apiary, or a specific geographical region; a massive swarm of honeybees. It is an archaic or regional collective noun used historically in villages with beekeeping traditions.
• Apiary — A specially arranged place where beehives are located and bees are raised; an apiary or beeyard; the occupation or craft of beekeeping, including the totality of knowledge and techniques needed for their exploitation. Collectively, it can designate a large mass of moving bees.
• Bee multitude — A large multitude of bees, a dense swarm, or a massive population of honeybees viewed as a single collectivity; the totality of beekeepers or persons engaged in apiculture within a specific community or guild.
• Beekeeping — The occupation, craft, or branch of agriculture dealing with the breeding, care, and rational exploitation of bees to obtain honey and other derived products; apiculture or beekeeping. Historically, it also represented the feudal tax or tribute levied on beehives in the Romanian lands.