empath
noun
em·path ˈem-ˌpath 
: one who experiences the emotions of others : a person who has empathy for others
Lucas didn't need to be an empath to understand that the twist to Jason's voice was fury, grief, and pain
K. M. Ruiz
K. M. RuizIf you feel the Earth's pain before an earthquake or have a panic attack because someone near you is anxious, you might be an empath too. Hannah Ewens
Hannah Ewens
Word History
Etymology
from empath- (in empathy, empathetic), taken as an agent noun probably by analogy with telepath
First Known Use
1956, in the meaning defined above
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