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Jessiqua · 01-10-2012, 11:13 PM

SPOILER!!: Professor

Zhenya had a quick think, and raised her hand. "Professor, I think Statua Habitum comes from the Latin Language, and I think it translates to mean Image Holder," she said, indicating to her photo frame. Transfiguration was soon becoming her favourite!

She had in front of her a dark wood photo frame. It was just big enough to hold a small photo, which she had, and the frame itself was nice and thick. The wood it appeared to be made out of had unique textures to it.

01-10-2012, 11:13 PM	#178 (permalink)
Jessiqua Poltergeist Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Gallifrey Posts: 38,050 x9	Sassenach \| RAVENPUFF \| Sing me a song of a lass that is gone \| bookDRAGON \| #awkwardturtle<# SPOILER!!: Professor Quote: Originally Posted by MeredithRodneyMckay "We'll just take a quick break from practice to look at the spell. Can anyone tell me what language they think it derives from and what it means?" With new kids around it was always worth asking these things, to make sure they understood the origin of spells. In Isabelle's opinion anyway. OOC: We'll be moving on to a different sort of practice later, using the photo's. For now you can carry on a bit more if you haven't done much practice, but please try to answer the question as well. Zhenya had a quick think, and raised her hand. "Professor, I think Statua Habitum comes from the Latin Language, and I think it translates to mean Image Holder," she said, indicating to her photo frame. Transfiguration was soon becoming her favourite! She had in front of her a dark wood photo frame. It was just big enough to hold a small photo, which she had, and the frame itself was nice and thick. The wood it appeared to be made out of had unique textures to it. __________________ EVASIVE \| RESTLESS \| MISUNDERSTOOD always on the move