Ecstasy
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 156
ek's ta-si, n. an extraordinary state of feeling, in which the mind stands out of or is detached from sensible things: exce ive joy: — enthusiasm. [Gr ckstasis ek, aside, histemi, to tuakc lo stand Ecstatic, ek-statTk, Ecstatioal, ek-stat'i-cal, adj. causing ecstasy amounting to ecstasy: rapturous. adv. Ecstat ically Ecumenic, ek-u-inenTk, Ecumenical, ek-a-men'- lk-al, adj. belonging to the whole inhabited ivorId: general [L axtiincntcus, from Gr. oikonmene (ge), the inhabited (world) oikeb, to inhabit Eczema, ek'7c-ma,tt. an eruptive disease of the skin. [Gr. from ekzed boil out, -ek, out, zed, 1 boil.]
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