IPA: /ˈfɑːlˌbænd/
KK: /fɔlˌbænd/
A layer of crystalline rock that has metallic sulfides within it.
The geologist discovered a fahlband rich in valuable minerals.
The word 'fahlband' originates from German, where 'fahl' means pale or wan, and 'band' means band or strip. Therefore, 'fahlband' refers to a pale or light-colored band or strip.
Think of 'pale' ('fahl') and 'band' as a strip — this helps you remember that 'fahlband' refers to a pale band or strip.
No commonly confused words.