IPA: //vɛstɪˈmɛnɪtɪfərən//
KK: /vɛstɪˈmɛnɪtɪfərən/
A type of large marine worm that lives in tubes and relies on bacteria for food, often found near deep-sea vents.
The vestimentiferan thrives in the extreme conditions of hydrothermal vents, where it forms a symbiotic relationship with bacteria.
Vestimentiferan is formed from "vestimentum" (from Latin, meaning garment or clothing) and "ferre" (meaning to bear or carry). The term refers to organisms that bear or carry garments, specifically in the context of certain marine animals that have a protective covering or tube-like structure.
Think of 'garment' ('vestimentum') and 'to carry' ('ferre') to remember that vestimentiferans are creatures that carry a protective covering.
No commonly confused words.