IPA: /ˈoʊfaɪts/
KK: /ˈoʊfaɪts/
A type of stone referred to by ancient Greek and Latin writers, which can represent several different things.
The ancient texts describe ophites as having unique properties and significance.
Ophites is derived from the Greek word "ophis" (meaning snake) and the suffix "-ites" (used to denote belonging or relating to). The term refers to a group of people or sects that worshipped serpents or were associated with snake symbolism.
Imagine a connection to 'snakes' ('ophis') to remember that 'ophites' refers to those who are related to or worship snakes.
No commonly confused words.