Re: "par coeur" origin

"Franz Gnaedinger" <frgn@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
The Latin word for heart is cor, surviving in English cordial,
cordiality. By applying my Magdalenian method (explained
in my etymological thread and several other threads) to COR
I found the following words around the meme of youthful passion:

COR --- young people, darlings; ancient Greek korae for girl,

The Proto-Indo-European root was *k'erd (cf. Old Church Slavonic
"srdIce"), not "cor". Gr korae ("girls", not "girl" was you claim)
isn't from this root, because -or- doesn't reflect PIE syllabic -r- in
Greek.

You claim that your made-up Magdalenian language was spoken before
PIE, so why are you drawing your three-letter groups only from later
languages?

Killrated, all of it, incidentally.

Christopher Culver
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