The land which is irrigated from water of wells is called:

In land revenue terminology, different types of land are classified based on their irrigation sources. Chahi land specifically refers to land that is irrigated using water drawn from wells. This method of irrigation is common in regions where canal systems are not prevalent.

• Nehri land is irrigated by canals.
• Abi land is generally irrigated by perennial sources like rivers or canals, often implying abundant water.
• Barani land, conversely, is rain-fed and relies solely on rainfall for irrigation.

Therefore, 'Chahi' is the precise term for well-irrigated land.