Enamored
/ɪˈnæ.mərd/noun
In love; infatuated.
Did you know?The word 'enamored' has roots in the concept of being enchanted or bewitched, reflecting how love can feel like a mystical trance.
Etymological Timeline
Old French
Old French
enamorer
“to put under a spell or enchant.”
Late Middle English
Middle English
enamoured
“to be in love or infatuated.”
Middle English
Middle English
enamor
“to charm or enchant, especially in the context of love.”
Modern English
English
enamored
“to be filled with love or strong affection.”
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