Bliss Health Dictionary

(Anglo-Saxon) One who is blissful Eadignys, Eadygnys, Edignes, Edygnes, Edygnys... eadignes

(Latin) One who is blissful; in mythology, refers to the land of the dead Elysiah, Elysea, Elyseah... elysia

(Japanese / Arabic) Resembling a flower blossom / a blissful woman Hanah, Hanako... hana

(English) In a state of ultimate bliss

Nirvanah, Nervana, Nirvanna, Nervanna, Nyrvana, Nyrvanna, Narvana, Narvanna... nirvana

(Japanese) Child of bliss; one who is blessed

Sachie, Sachy, Sachey, Sachee, Sachiko, Saatchi, Sachea... sachi

n. a sense of extreme wellbeing and bliss. The word applies particularly to *trance states dominated by religious thinking. While not necessarily pathological, it can be caused by epilepsy (especially of the temporal lobe) or by *schizophrenia or *mania.... ecstasy