#slope
- Steep slope — A popular or regional name attributed to a steep hillside, a deep ravine formed by land subsidence, or a rugged, hidden place in the thick of the forest. The term is used in isolation within local dialects to describe hard-to-reach terrain sectors where the soil tends to collapse under weather actions.
- Altiport — A small-sized airfield located in high mountainous regions, characterized by a short runway, often constructed on a steep incline to help aircraft decelerate during landing and accelerate quickly during takeoff.
- Landslides — Plural form of the feminine noun 'alunecare'; designates multiple geomorphological phenomena involving the displacement of soil or rock masses down inclined slopes, or repeated mechanical sliding actions.
- Anabatic — Moving upward; describes a warm, ascending air current that rises along the slope of a mountain or hill, as a result of intense ground heating under the direct action of solar radiation. This structural atmospheric phenomenon is essential in mountain meteorology, causing the formation of cumuliform clouds over ridges during midday.
- Tilt — A physical position, state, or shape of a body or object that exhibits an inclination, an oblique curvature, or a downward bend relative to an ideal vertical axis. In a popular or figurative sense, it can describe a permanent postural deformation or a minor slope of a structurally degraded ground.
- Gentle slope — A small inclined relief form, a gentle hillside, or a slight slope of a ground where water can easily drain; in an archaic sense, it can also denote a specially arranged place, partially covered or sloped, used for the temporary sheltering of cattle or tools.
- Apricous — A neologistic ecological and botanical term, borrowed from Latin (apricus), used to describe a biotope, slope, or habitat directly exposed to sunlight, characterized by intense brightness, heat, and dryness. In a structural sense, it defines the situational conditions under which heliophilous and thermophilous plants predominantly grow.
- Hillside slope — Old phonetic or regional variant of the word 'rânia' (râna - side/slope); the edge, ridge, slope of a hill, or the lateral side of the body. In archaic texts, it described the inclined position of a terrain or the act of lying on one's side.
- Arieșeni — A commune and famous tourist resort of local interest located in Alba County, Transylvania, Romania, situated at the border between the Bihor Mountains and the Codru-Moma Mountains, on the upper valley of the Arieșul Mare River. The locality is structurally recognized as an important mountain center for winter sports (due to the Vârtop ski slopes), and as a starting point for spectacular trails toward caves, gorges, and waterfalls in the Apuseni Natural Park.
- Azuga — A town and climatic mountain resort of local and national importance located in Prahova County, Romania, within the historical region of Muntenia, situated in the upper Prahova Valley at the foot of the Bucegi and Baiului Mountains. The locality is structurally recognized as a major mountain tourist hub, famous for its ski slopes, alpine trails, and an industrial history linked to glass blowing, brewing, and construction materials.