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Subshells (spdf) are categorised by their different energy levels, and each subshell consists of orbital(s) that have the same energy levels, but different orientation in space.

Atomic orbitals aren’t actually orbitals, they are a region of space, where an electron may pass through? Or are they a general term for spdf, aka the subshells without taking their quantum shells into consideration?