IPA: //ˌɡlɒsəˈlælɪst//
KK: /ˈɡlɑsəˌlælɪst/
A person who can speak in languages that are not known or understood, often in a religious context.
The glossolalist spoke in a language that no one else could understand during the service.
Glossolalist → It is formed from "glossa" (from Greek γλῶσσα, meaning tongue or language) and "-alist" (meaning one who practices or is associated with). The word refers to a person who speaks in tongues, particularly in a religious context.
Think of 'glossa' meaning tongue or language, which helps you remember that a glossolalist is someone who speaks in a special language or tongue, often during spiritual practices.
No commonly confused words.