"ænigmatite" meaning in English

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          "text": "The third, which lies far out in the Mediterranean, and which is possibly the oldest, is much higher in Na₂O and seems to be characterized by the presence of peculiar soda minerals, such as ænigmatite and ægirine, nepheline also occurring in places.",
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