What is another word for wakabayashilite?
Pronunciation: [wˈakɐbˌe͡ɪɐʃˌɪla͡ɪt] (IPA) 
Wakabayashilite is a relatively uncommon mineral that was first discovered in Japan in 1995. It is a member of the pyrochlore group of minerals and is known for its unique brownish-black color and crystal structure. Due to its rarity, there are not many synonyms available to describe wakabayashilite. However, similar minerals that may be used as synonyms include pyrochlore, which is the main mineral in the pyrochlore group, and columbite, a mineral that is often found in the same locations as wakabayashilite. Other possible synonyms include niobite, ferrocolumbite, and manganocolumbite.
