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- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary cordiale|cordialement|cordially|cordiality Etymology: From Medieval Latin cordialis from cor, cord- "heart." The ancient root contained an initial [k] which became [h] in Germanic languages, hence our "heart" and German "Herz." It is from the Greek "kardia" that we derive "cardiac." This [k], however, was an unusual one that changed into an [s] in the Eastern Indo-European languages, so that we find Russian "serdtse" and Polish "serce." The root emerges in many of our Latinate words: "concord," "courage" (from French "coeur"), and misericordia "pity on the heart = mercy." del-mand (pbp.) be garmi
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- واژهنامه · Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary 1 cor·dial n. Pronunciation: ' ko ̇ r-jəl Function: adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin cordialis, from Latin cord-, cor heart ― more at HEART Date: 14th century 1 obsolete : of or relating to the heart : VITAL 2 : tending to revive, cheer, or invigorate 3 a : sincerely or deeply felt b : warmly and genially affable synonyms see GRACIOUS –cor·dial·ly \ ' ko ̇ rj-lē, ' ko ̇ r-jə-\ adverb –cor·dial·ness \ ' ko ̇ r-jəl-nəs\ noun 2 cordial n. Function: noun Date: 14th century 1 : a stimulating medicine or drink 2 : LIQUEUR