sanidine
/ˈsænɪdaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A type of feldspar, a sodium-rich mineral, typically found in volcanic rocks.
“The geologist studied the sanidine deposits in the ancient volcano.”
2. noun
In igneous petrology, a sanidine-rich rock or a rock that contains sanidine as a major mineral component.
“The research team analyzed the sanidine-rich rocks to understand the Earth’s crust formation.”