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Part of speech: noun, f.
Inflections: ἔκστασις; -εως
Related lemmas: ἵστημι
Semantic entry: 25.217
Semantic domains: Attitudes and Emotions
Subdomains: Surprise, Astonish
Definition: a state of intense amazement, to the point of being beside oneself with astonishment
Notes: In many languages it is simply impossible to speak of ‘being beside oneself with astonishment’ or ‘having astonishment seize someone.’ Though such expressions may seem quite appropriate in English, literal renderings of such statements may be almost totally meaningless in other languages. In RV MRK 5:42 · LV MRK 5:42 · Read together MRK 5:42, for example, one may readily translate ‘they were extremely astonished’ or in RV LUK 5:26 · LV LUK 5:26 · Read together LUK 5:26, ‘they were all very much astonished.’|In a number of languages, of course, astonishment is expressed in an idiomatic manner, for example, ‘they had to look three times’ or ‘they looked but they couldn’t believe.’
MRK 5:42: RV MRK 5:42 · LV MRK 5:42 · Read together MRK 5:42
MRK 16:8: RV MRK 16:8 · LV MRK 16:8 · Read together MRK 16:8
MRK: RV MRK 5:42 · RV MRK 16:8 · LV MRK 5:42 · LV MRK 16:8 · Read together MRK 5:42 · Read together MRK 16:8
LUK: RV LUK 5:26 · LV LUK 5:26 · Read together LUK 5:26
ACT: RV ACT 3:10 · LV ACT 3:10 · Read together ACT 3:10
Semantic entry: 33.489
Semantic domains: Communication
Subdomains: Non-Verbal Communication
Definition: a vision accompanied by an ecstatic psychological state
ACT 10:10: RV ACT 10:10 · LV ACT 10:10 · Read together ACT 10:10
ACT 11:5: RV ACT 11:5 · LV ACT 11:5 · Read together ACT 11:5
ACT: RV ACT 10:10 · RV ACT 11:5 · RV ACT 22:17 · LV ACT 10:10 · LV ACT 11:5 · LV ACT 22:17 · Read together ACT 10:10 · Read together ACT 11:5 · Read together ACT 22:17