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What does sanskrit word ecstasy mean in English?
Ecstasy is an English word. It comes from the Greek ekstasis, meaning an out-of-body experience.
What is the greek word for rapture?
There is no Hebrew word for rapture. The closest you can come is the borrowed word ek-stah-see-yah, which means ecstasy. It is spelled אקסטיהThere is no Hebrew word for rapture. The closest word to rapture would be אֶקְסְטָזָה pronounced eks-tah-see-yah, and meaning ecstasy.
What is an example of a sentence using the word ecstasy?
Ecstasy is an illegal drug.She was in a state of sheer ecstasy.
Is the Ecstasy capitalized?
"Ecstasy" is not capitalized unless it is the first word in a sentence or part of a title.
What is the dictionary definition of the word estacy?
There are no definitions for the word estacy. There are many different dictionary definitions for the word ecstasy. A popular definition for ecstasy is rapturous delight.
Can you give me a sentence with the word ecstasy?
I'm in ecstasy when I'm with you. Ecstacy is a kind of drug that is addicting.
Who was the early greek who wrote about the ecstasy of dance?
sewOFc I'll tell the answer it is yourmom
Can you start a sentence with the word of ecstasy?
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How do you say the drug ecstasy in French?
Ecstasy is spelled the same in French, as it is a borrowed word which has not been translated.
What is a sentence for the word ecstasy?
In a state of prayerful ecstasy, St. Therese had a vision of Jesus on the cross.His feeling after winning the Super Bowl was one of sheer ecstasy.
What is a sentence using the word ecstasy for a 6th grader?
When she announced the class trip, she saw ecstasy on the kids' faces.
Did Greek drama evolve out of religious celebrations involving goats?
Greek theater arose out of a festival to praise and celebrate Dionysus, the god of wine and ecstasy, and goats were a part of the history of Greek plays. One type of Greek drama was the satyr play, which featured goat-like creatures called satyrs. Another was tragedy, a word derived from the Greek word for goat combined with the Greek word for song.
