#mountain peak

• Aletschhorn — The second highest peak in the Bernese Alps, located in the canton of Valais in Switzerland, with an elevation of 4193 meters. This massive mountain is surrounded by major glaciers, including the Great Aletsch Glacier, and is renowned for its high-difficulty alpine climbing routes and protected scenic beauty.
• Arsul — The articulated variant of the toponym 'Arsu', specifically used to designate a particular geographical feature, such as the Arsul Peak or the Arsul stream. The definite article '-ul' emphasizes the uniqueness of the place within the respective community, indicating a prominent landform, a forest partially burnt in the past, or a watercourse that partially dries up during periods of intense heat.
• Sharp place — A popular or regional term sometimes used to denote a sharp place, a cutting mountain prominence, or the result of sharpening a tool. In a secondary structural sense, it can define a small splinter of wood or metal resulting from the carving or finishing of an object.