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Subdomain is absolutely the correct term!
Also, there are much easier ways of DNS blocking on Android that don't require rooting, but instead act as an always on VPN. I use TrackerControl, though that's meant to block trackers and I'm not sure if you can manually add domains.
Thanks, I didn't know that was an option. But these easier ways of blocking can be reversed within seconds, right? I need something that is difficult to undo.
That's true, yes. These apps will usually have a persistent notification with a disable action, so probably not great for your use case.