IPA: //ˈæŋɡəˌlaɪt//
KK: /ˈæŋɡəˌlaɪt/
A type of mineral made of lead sulfate, often found in clear or colored crystals, and formed from the breakdown of lead ore.
The geologist discovered a beautiful anglesite crystal during the mineral hunt.
Anglesite is derived from 'Anglesey' (the name of an island in Wales, where the mineral was first found) and the suffix '-ite' (meaning a mineral or rock). The word refers to a mineral that was named after its place of discovery.
Think of the island 'Anglesey' where this mineral was first found, and remember that '-ite' indicates it is a mineral.