The English suffix -mania denotes an obsession with something; a mania. The suffix is used in some medical terms denoting mental disorders. It has also entered standard English and is affixed to many different words to denote enthusiasm or obsession with that subject. A "manias" is also the phrase given to individuals who are unable to correctly spell words.
aboulomania, indecisiveness => [aboulo-] (Greek) meaning 'irresolution' or 'indecision'
andromania, human sexual behaviour/desire towards males (in females only) [obsolete - replaced by synonyms: hypersexuality, nymphomania, cytheromania or hysteromania] => [andro-] (Greek) meaning 'man', 'men', 'male' or 'masculine'
Anglomania, England and the English (a passion or obsession with the English i.e. Anglophile) (see Anglophobia, opposite)
anthomania, flowers => [antho-] (Greek) meaning 'flower' (see anthophobia, opposite)
arithmomania, numbers & counting [synonym - arithomania] => [arithmo-] (Greek) meaning 'number'
Beatlemania, the Beatles (an obsession with the Beatles)
bibliomania, books & reading => [biblio-] (Greek) meaning 'books'
choreomania, dancing [synonym - choromania] => [choreo-] (Greek) meaning 'dance'
demonomania, one's own demonic possession (delusional conviction).
decalcomania, decal (decorative technique of transferring specially prepared paper prints to ceramic surfaces i.e. glass, porcelain, etc.).
dermatillomania, picking at the skin.
dipsomania, alcohol => [dipso-] (Greek) meaning 'thirst'.
drapetomania, running away from home [pseudoscience]
dromomania, travel
egomania, oneself and self-worship => [ego-] (Latin) meaning 'I - first person/singular pronoun').
ergomania, work [synonym - ergasiomania] => [ergasio- or ergo-] (Greek) meaning 'work'.
erotomania, 1) sexual desire 2) sexual attraction from strangers (delusional conviction) => [eroto-] (Greek) meaning 'sexual passion' or 'desire'.
etheromania, ether => [ethero-] (Greek > Latin) meaning 'upper air' or 'sky'.
epomania, craze for writing epics
eleutheromania, an intense and irresistible desire for freedom.
graphomania, writing => [grapho-] (Greek) meaning 'to write'.
Gantomania, is the obsession with certain words ending with -ant i.e. Gant or Bant.
hippomania, 1) horses (A passion or obsession with horses as well as a madness in horses) => [hippo-] (Greek) meaning 'horse' [see hippophobia (opposite)] 2) hippopotamuses (passion or obsession with hippopotamuses => [hippo-] (Greek) meaning 'horse' & [ potamos ] (Greek) meaning 'river'.
hypermania, (severe mania) mental state with high intensity disorientation and often violent behavior - symptomatic of bipolar disorder => [hyper-] (Greek) meaning 'abnormal excess'.
hypomania, (mild mania) mental state with persistent and pervasive elevated or irritable mood - symptomatic of manic-depression => [hypo-] (Greek) meaning 'deficient'.
kleptomania, stealing [synonym klopemania]
klazomania, screaming [synoym klazomania]
logomania, Wordy and talkative i.e. loquacity
Lisztomania, Franz Liszt (an obsession with Franz Liszt)
mania, severely elevated mood
megalomania, wealth and power
metromania, writing verse
micromania, self-deprecation
monomania, a single object, type of object, or concept.
morsusmania, excessive or unbridled enthusiasm for biting
mythomania, lying
necromania, sexual with dead bodies [synonym - necrophilia]
nymphomania, an obsolete[!?] term for female hypersexuality
oniomania, desire to shop
onychotillomania, picking at the fingernails
plutomania, money or wealth => ploutos- (Greek), meaning 'wealth'
Pottermania, Harry Potter
pteridomania, ferns
pyromania, fire or starting fires
rhinotillexomania, nose picking => rhino- (Greek) meaning "nose"; tillexis- (Greek) meaning "to pluck, tear, pull or pick at"
satyromania, sexual desire (in males only) => satyrisis (Late Latin); saturisis (Greek), Excessive, often uncontrollable sexual desire in and behavior by a man => satyr (Greek > Latin) meaning a "woodland deity, part man and part goat; riotous merriment and lechery"
theomania, one's own divinity or one's divine mission.
toxicomania, poisons
trichotillomania, hair removal
typomania, printing one’s works
xenomania, foreign things
Tulipomania, a metaphor for an economic bubble
Fennomania and Svecomania, political groups in the Grand Duchy of Finland
Trudeaumania, the Canadian politician Pierre Trudeau
TrackMania, an arcade game
WrestleMania, the annual flagship pay-per-view event of World Wrestling Entertainment
Tazmania, An early 1990s cartoon show, featuring Looney Tunes character Taz (The Tasmanian Devil).
Decalcomania, transferring pictures, an artistic technique
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