#elevation

• Altimetric — Relating to altimetry or to the measurement of heights and altitudes of points on the Earth's surface; concerning the determination of relief on topographic maps and plans through contour lines or numerical elevations.
• Altimetry — A branch of topography and geodesy dealing with the study of methods, instruments, and techniques used for measuring and determining the altitude of points on the Earth's surface relative to a reference surface (usually the mean sea level).
• Altitudinal — A less frequent or regional variant of the adjective 'altitudinal'; relating to altitude or connected to the geographical height of a place.
• Altitude — The vertical height of a point, a landform, or an object (such as an aircraft) measured relative to a determined reference level, which most frequently is the mean sea level (absolute altitude) or the earth's surface immediately below (relative altitude).
• Andes — The Romanian designation for the Andean Cordillera, the longest continental mountain range in the world, located along the west coast of South America; a massive mountain system traversing seven states, characterized by high volcanic peaks, vast plateaus, and a crucial role in defining continental climate and biodiversity.
• Raise — A regional phonetic variant or archaic form for the verb 'a ridica' (to lift/raise); the action of moving an object from bottom to top, setting it upright, building a structure from foundations, or elevating a physical or spiritual barrier. In an ethnographic-structural sense, the term is preserved in the dialects of certain rural areas, frequently used in old ballads, incantations, or during field labor for gathering harvest.