Water lifting devices are tools designed to move water from one place to another, often from lower to higher elevations. Common examples include pumps, wells, and siphons. These devices are essential in agriculture for irrigation, in households for accessing groundwater, and in various industries for processing. Many water lifting devices operate using mechanical or electrical energy. For instance, hand pumps require manual effort, while electric pumps use motors to lift water efficiently. Understanding these devices is crucial for effective water management and ensuring access to clean water in different environments.