Bilith

/ˈbɪlɪθ/ noun

Definition

A geological formation or rock composed of two distinct mineral or rock types combined together.

Etymology

From 'bi-' (two) + Greek 'lithos' (stone). This technical geological term describes composite stone formations found in various rock layers.

Kelly Says

Some of Earth's most beautiful stones are actually two different rocks fused together—like when granite gets intruded with basalt, creating striking striped patterns!

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