Seligmannite is a rare mineral that has specific chemical properties. It has a metallic luster and a silver-white color. The mineral is often found in ore deposits associated with lead, copper and silver. It is named after the German mineralogist Arnold Seligmann who first discovered it in the late 19th century. Given that seligmannite is such a rare mineral, there aren't any widely accepted synonyms or alternative names for it. However, it can sometimes be referred to as a variety of the mineral tetrahedrite, which has similar chemical properties. Other potential synonyms may include various chemical compounds featuring the same elements as seligmannite, such as antimony, sulfur, lead, and silver.