'analcime-abundant' originates from modern English as a compound of 'analcime' and 'abundant', where 'analcime' is the mineral name and 'abundant' comes from Latin 'abundans' (from 'abundare', 'to overflow').

'analcime' entered scientific English from modern European mineral names in the 19th century (via French 'analcime' from earlier classical languages), and 'abundant' derives from Latin 'abundans'; the compound form 'analcime-abundant' is formed in modern English usage to describe occurrences rich in that mineral.

Initially the components simply denoted the mineral name and the general adjective 'abundant'; combined, the compound came to be used specifically in geological contexts to mean 'rich in analcime'.