enchanted adj : influenced as by charms or incantations [ant: disenchanted]

English

Pronunciation

Verb

enchanted

1. past of enchanted

Adjective

1. Under the influence of enchantment.

Translations

Enchanted means the state of being under a spell or incantation. The word is derived from the Latin incantare, which means 'to utter an incantation', or cast a magic spell, with deep linguistic roots going back to the Indo-European kan- prefix. It It may also refer to:

• Enchanted (film), a 2007 comedy-fantasy film
• Enchanted (video game), a game based on the film
• Enchanted (Stevie Nicks album)
• A song by the band Delerium
• A fragrance or perfume by Celine Dion

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