Translation for 'ecstatic' from English to Esperanto

ecstatic

ravita {adj} {past-p}

• When Cun Xi's grandmother, Granny Ji, learns she is about to have a first great-grandchild, she is ecstatic and insists that they marry.
• In the ancient and widespread practice of shamanism, ecstatic dance and rhythmic drumming are used to alter consciousness in spiritual practices.
• Coleman Barks has translated ecstatic poems of Rumi and other mystic poets of Persia.
• Modern Witchcraft traditions may define themselves as "ecstatic traditions", and focus on reaching ecstatic states in their rituals.
• The original Issawa doctrine makes no mention of ecstatic or ritual exercises such as music and dance.

• Baqli completed his book "Commentary on Ecstatic Sayings or Sarh al-shathiyyat" in 1174.
• Often the maenads were portrayed as inspired by Dionysus into a state of ecstatic frenzy through a combination of dancing and intoxication.
• Despite opening to “remarkable critical success” and eliciting “ecstatic reviews”, the box-office profits never materialized.
• The "Zhengao" is a unique source for understanding the ancient shamanistic Taoism of Southern China, and its ecstatic poetry shows a distinct relationship to earlier shaman-inspired literature such as in the "Chuci" anthology.
• In June 2014, Banks was found guilty by a judge of filing a false electoral return. McCready said he was ecstatic with the outcome.

• The "Bu tiangang jing" describes "bugang" as an ecstatic flight through the stars.
• Elektra is ecstatic and wants to lead the crowd to dance but at first cannot.
• Since 1995, Bradford Keeney has traveled the globe conducting ethnographic studies of ecstatic healing traditions, focusing on “shaking medicine”.
• Fanaticism (from the Latin adverb "fānāticē" enthusiastic, ecstatic; raging, fanatical, furious) is a belief or behavior involving uncritical zeal or an obsessive enthusiasm.