The spelling of the word "anachitis" can be confusing for those who haven't encountered it before. Written in IPA phonetic transcription, the word is pronounced "ənəˈkaɪtəs". It is a relatively obscure geological term that refers to a type of metamorphic rock consisting of green epidote and red garnet. The origin of the word can be traced back to Greek, where "ana-" means "against" or "opposite" and "chiton" refers to a "tunic". In modern English, "anachitis" is typically used only in academic or scientific contexts.