Elimination approach:
Colluvium is material moved short distances downslope by gravity, not wind. Alluvium is sediment transported and deposited by flowing water, rivers and streams. Loess is a specific, fine-grained, wind-blown silt deposit, it is technically a type of wind-transported material, but it is a specific deposit name, not the general term for parent material transported by wind. The broad, correct term covering all wind-transported parent material, of which loess is just one example, is Aeolian, derived from Aeolus, the Greek god of wind.