Bismuthinite

/bɪzˈmʌθɪnaɪt/ noun

A gray mineral containing bismuth, sulfur, and oxygen that is often found in ore deposits and studied by geologists.

From bismuth (the metallic element) plus -inite (a mineral suffix). Bismuth itself comes from German 'Wismut,' possibly from Old German 'wissen' (to know) or related to the color white.

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