You are right, the commands are named for "switch user" not "super user". However, I still think of it as pseudo superuser because that is the default user that you switch to with su or sudo and is the way I use it 99% of the time. And "psuedo" also resonates really well with sudo because you aren't fully switching to the other user to execute the command like you do with su. (Still shows up in original user's command history, etc.)
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You are right, the commands are named for "switch user" not "super user". However, I still think of it as pseudo superuser because that is the default user that you switch to with
suorsudoand is the way I use it 99% of the time. And "psuedo" also resonates really well withsudobecause you aren't fully switching to the other user to execute the command like you do withsu. (Still shows up in original user's command history, etc.)