It it posible to set up ssh config in such a way connections to host.alias get resolved to “host.subdomain”

I connect to a series of servers in the form of host.subdomain.domain.example.com different subdomains may or may not have hosts with the same name.

an obviously simple solution would be to do something like

host *
    hostname %h.domain.example.com 

and simply do ssh user@host.subdomain1

However, subdomains are very similarly long and unreadable names prone to errors. What I currently do is to use a bash alias which calls to a function and resolves some user friendly names to the right subdomain from a lookup table and launches an ssh command of form ssh user@host.subdomain1

But I wonder if there is a way to do it directly from ssh’s configuration

e.g.,

host *.alias1
hostname [host without .alias1].subdomain1.domain.example.com

host *.alias2
hostname [host without .alias2].subdomain2.domain.example.com

host *.alias3
hostname [host without .alias3].subdomain3.domain.example.com