What is another word for anti-torque rotor?
Pronunciation: [ˈantitˈɔːk ɹˈə͡ʊtə] (IPA) 
The term "anti-torque rotor" is typically used in the aviation industry to describe a rotor system that is designed to counteract the torque generated by a helicopter's main rotor. There are a number of related terms and synonyms that are used in this context, including "tail rotor," "anti-torque tail rotor," "yaw control system," and "yaw rotor." These terms all refer to the same basic system that is responsible for counteracting the main rotor's torque and keeping the helicopter stable in flight. While the specific terminology used can vary depending on the context and the individual aircraft in question, the underlying principles of anti-torque rotor systems remain the same.
