accumulator, storage cell

treasury, treasure

treasurer

a pond built to store water

the center of heart

the personal expenses of the royal family and the nobility

the treasury of the royal palace, the expense of the women of the palace

the well dug inside the four walls of the Kaaba by Prophet Abraham

the Turkish Official Papers Office, known as the Treasury Papers during the Ottoman Empire, initially consisted of two large collections of documents, the Royal Office Papers and the Chief Minister's Office Papers

royal or state treasury

the department where the expenditure on troops is accounted for

a pond of bathing water

the savings after spending

memory

public property, special treasury, confiscated property collection department, property money that is received from the property of the deceased without a will due to unavailability of heirs and is protected by the government

principal of capital accumulated in a government account, public treasury

a trustee

troves of treasure

fabulous or immeasurable wealth

to deposit money in the treasury