1880, from hyper- "over, exceedingly, to excess" + kinetic. Perhaps immediately from French hyperkinetic (1874). Related: Hyperkinesis (1869); hyperkinesia (1818).
hyperdrive
hyperextend
hyperglycemia
hyperinflation
Hyperion
hyperkinetic
hyperlink
hypermnesia
hyperopia
hyperplasia
hyperpnea
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