Etymology of the Greek suffix -ite

Derivations in other languages

English cyanite, English analcite, English chloanthite, English crinite, English crocoite, English dichroite, English enstatite, English goniatite, English ichnite, English scolec-, English stilbite, English hyalite, English kyanite, English nephrite, English ozocerite, English pelite, English phenacite, English sphalerite, English tektite, French chabazie, French retinite, French orchite, French posthite, French élytrite, French thermite, French axinite, French baryte, French cyclite, French mastite, French migmatite, French pyélite, French styphnite, French tephrite, French urite, French élatérite, French somite, French angiocholite, French dactylopodite, French hidrosadénite, French irido-cyclite, German Aplit, German Kainit, German Rhodonit, Italian cheilite, Italian postite, Italian telite, Italian ulite, Italian paraproctite, Italian scialodochite, Italian subglossite, Italian dicroite, Italian dictiite, Italian melaconite, Italian simpodite, Latin steatites