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Mistress Of Chaos · 10-13-2009, 10:36 AM

Most of the spells in Harry Potter are in Latin. So, it is very easy to go look up in a dictionary and read the American/British meaning, then use it.

EXAMPLE: Duo Inflictum. "Duo" means two in Latin, with "Inflictum" which means Inflict, could mean "Hit twice" or "Hit two."

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