IPA: /ˈnɪmfəˌlɛpt/
KK: /ˈnɪmfəˌlɛpt/
A person who is deeply infatuated or obsessed, often in a romantic or idealized way, typically with a nymph or a similar figure.
He was such a nympholept, always dreaming of the perfect woman who would sweep him off his feet.
Nympholept is formed from "nymph" (from Greek "nymphē", meaning a spirit or goddess of nature) and "-olept" (from Greek "leptos", meaning seized or taken). The word describes someone who is seized or captivated by the beauty of a nymph or nature spirit.
Imagine being 'captivated' ('-olept') by the 'spirit of nature' ('nymph') — that's why nympholept refers to someone enchanted by nature's beauty.
No commonly confused words.