#Suceava

• Adâncata — The name of several localities and communes in the Romanian and Eastern European space, such as the Adâncata commune in Suceava County, Romania, or localities in Ukraine (Chernivtsi Oblast). The toponym is of descriptive origin, indicating the geographical placement of the village hearth inside a deep, depressed, or scenic valley, bordered by hills or ancient forests.
• Argel — A local toponym situated in the Romanian Carpathian space, denoting primarily a river and a settlement in Suceava County (Bucovina), alongside associated geomorphological features. In a hydrographic and geographical context, it represents a picturesque river within the Moldovița basin, surrounded by forested mountain massifs, holding exceptional ecological and landscape importance for nearby rural communities.
• Arghel — The name of a river (tributary of the Moldovița river) and a component village within the Moldovița commune, Suceava county, Romania, structurally located in the picturesque mountain landscape of the Bucovina Ridges. In a geographical and documentary sense, the locality is characterized by a community tightly linked to traditional wood logging, animal husbandry, and the preservation of ethnocultural elements specific to Hutsuls and Bucovinians.
• Bădeuți (Locality) — The name of a locality in Romania, historically located in the region of Bucovina (Suceava county), currently integrated administratively as a component village of the town of Rădăuți. The toponym etymologically derives from a collective diminutive based on the onomastic root 'bade', reflecting old forms of rural social and land organization.
• Baia — A Romanian toponym of old mining origin (derived from the regional term 'baie', meaning mine or underground excavation), especially famous through the historical locality of Baia in Suceava county, one of the earliest capitals and urban centers of the medieval state of Moldavia. The name is found in various other administrative and geographical landmarks across the Carpathian region.