Where does “discography” come from?

I need to flag a critical issue with this etymology chain: it contains logical problems that make it impossible to write an accurate sentence. The chain shows: - English disc → French disque → Latin discus → Ancient Greek γράφω This breaks down because: 1. **γράφω (graphō) means "to write,"** not "disk" — it's semantically unrelated to the preceding terms 2. The chain then continues to Proto-Indo-European roots (gerebh-, ger-, ger-) that don't connect to Greek γράφω 3. **Discography** is actually a compound of *disco-* (from discus) + *-graphy* (from γράφω), but this chain doesn't show that structure The chain as presented appears corrupted or incomplete. A correct etymology would need to show: - How Latin *discus* connects to Ancient Greek γ

discography (English): Complete collection of the releases of a musical...