Which term describes various types of condensed water vapor?

The term that describes various types of condensed water vapor is more accurately identified as precipitation. Precipitation encompasses all forms of water—liquid or solid—that fall from the atmosphere to the Earth's surface. This includes rain, snow, sleet, and hail, which are all products of condensed water vapor that have aggregated in the atmosphere and are heavy enough to fall due to gravity.

Other terms provided relate to specific aspects of water vapor and its state, such as humidity, which refers to the amount of water vapor in the air; dew, which is specifically the moisture condensed on surfaces when they cool overnight; and condensation, which describes the process of water vapor turning into liquid, but does not encompass the resulting precipitation that reaches the ground. Thus, precipitation is the most inclusive term for various manifestations of condensed water vapor in weather phenomena.