Elysian

e-lizh'i-an, adj. pertaining to Elysium exceedingly delightful. Elysium, e-hzh'i-um, «. myth the al)ode of the ble ed after death: any delightful place. —Or etysion{ pedum), the Elysiun (plain Emaciate, e-mil' -at, v to make meagre or lean to deprive of flesh to waste —v.i to become lean to waste away. [L. cmacie, emaciatus—e, intensive, macio, to rnake lean — tnact-es, leanne . See Meagre.]