ecstatica

As an adjective delighted

is greatly pleased.

As a verb delighted

is (delight).

As a noun ecstatica is

(obsolete|or|historical) a woman perceived to have a highly sensitive emotional state, or prone to quasi-mystical trances.

As nouns the difference between ecstatic and ecstatica

is that ecstatic is (in the plural) transports of delight; words or actions performed in a state of ecstasy while ecstatica is (obsolete|or|historical) a woman perceived to have a highly sensitive emotional state, or prone to quasi-mystical trances.

As an adjective ecstatic

is feeling or characterized by ecstasy.

As nouns the difference between ecstatics and ecstatica

is that ecstatics is while ecstatica is (obsolete|or|historical) a woman perceived to have a highly sensitive emotional state, or prone to quasi-mystical trances.

As an adjective ecstatical

is ecstatic.

As a noun ecstatica is

(obsolete|or|historical) a woman perceived to have a highly sensitive emotional state, or prone to quasi-mystical trances.

As a noun ecstatica

is (obsolete|or|historical) a woman perceived to have a highly sensitive emotional state, or prone to quasi-mystical trances.

As an adjective ecstatick is

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