different between nympholept vs nympholeptic
nympholept
English
Etymology
From Ancient Greek ??????????? (numphól?ptos, “caught by nymphs, frenzied”), from ????? (númph?) + ??????? (lambán?, “I take”).
Noun
nympholept (plural nympholepts)
- A person in a state of nympholepsy.
- 1922, D.H. Lawrence, "The Evening Land":
- Dark faery, / Modern, unissued, instinctive America, / Your nascent faery people / Lurking among the deeps of your industrial thicket, / Allure me till I am beside myself, / A nympholept.
- 1922, D.H. Lawrence, "The Evening Land":
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nympholeptic
English
Etymology
nympho- +? -leptic
Adjective
nympholeptic (comparative more nympholeptic, superlative most nympholeptic)
- Of, or relating to, or having characteristics of an instance of nympholepsy.
Related terms
- nympholept
- nympholepsy
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