IPA: /ˈsiːfaɪt/
KK: /ˈsiːfaɪt/
A type of rock that is a coarse conglomerate, often with clay-like cement, and includes various coarse fragmental rocks such as conglomerates and breccias.
The geologist studied the psephite to understand its composition and formation.
Psephite is derived from "psephos" (ψήφος) (meaning pebble or vote in Greek) and the suffix "-ite" (meaning belonging to or related to). The word "psephite" refers to a person who votes or is associated with voting, particularly in ancient contexts where pebbles were used as ballots.
Think of 'psephos' meaning pebble or vote, which helps you remember that a 'psephite' is someone related to voting.