Anamesite

/ænəˈmiːsaɪt/ noun

A rare mineral composed of sodium, sulfur, and oxygen, found in specific geological deposits.

Named with the mineralogical -ite suffix (from Greek lithos 'stone'). The prefix 'aname-' likely derives from Greek elements. Mineral names typically honor discoverers or locations and use scientific nomenclature established in the 1800s.

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