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The concept and idea of Luck predates Norse Mythology by thousands of years.
Try again. :P
Saying that people calling it Luck are meaning Loki is involved makes no sense.
The Asatru are not a large group any more. :P
Then whatever float your boat pal.
Lucky comes from Loki.
As Fortune / Fortunate comes from the Fortuna.
Also, my teachers really liked me, even the ones I would argue with over the material they taught. Don't know why. I was lucky, I guess.
So, you're just going to ignore that the concept of Luck has been around since at the very least, the Fates of Greek Mythology?
Bold take.
I don't care who came up with the name Luck.
If I had to get into a discussion on the history of words, I'd bring up all the weird ones first.
Still from the Deity.
Come up with another word for it, if you do not want to be using Norse Loki.
That being said, the blame for all of this still rests entirely on the nutjob who pulled the trigger.
Sorry, but that's not how words work.
Good grief.
Why be hostile?
Plus I don't like Trump, so I guess I have my own bias as well.
You use Loki, me stating it is not being hostile.
Then don't be saying it is to do with Loki.
And that the concept of Luck predates North Mythology.
And no, Loki will not look like the one from the MCU.
He'll also bring his half-alive/half-dead daughter Hela to strongly talk some sense into you as well. :P
No. No it doesn't.
Luck and Loki are not cognate. The roots and meanings between the High German root for luck and the Old Norse for Loki mean entirely different things.
Ah! Thank you!
yeah as long as god's attention span holds out while he's manifesting his loose recollections of what you asked for.