ammoglyph
American
[am-oh-glif, am-uh-]
/ ˈæm oʊˌglɪf, ˈæm ə- /
noun
Etymology
Origin of ammoglyph
Coined in 2019 by Canadian geologist Charles William Helm and colleagues; Greek ámmo(s) “sand” + glyph ( def. ); cf. ammophilous ( def. )
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