DADA Hogwarts.io Spell Incantations and Wand Movements

DEFENCE AGAINST THE DARK ARTS

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It was brought to my attention that my prodigal students are having trouble with incantations and wand movements for certain spells. This is because Professor Pendrast and I had to make up quite a few as there are no official movement/incantation for some spells.

This is a resource for said spells. Any spell not listed here has a canon wand movement and incantation that can be found on the Harry Potter wiki.
FIRST YEAR

LESSON 5:
KNIFE TO PAPER AIRPLANE
Incantation: Cultrofors.
Etymology: Latin, 'knife' and 'shape'.
Wand Movement: A flick of one's wand towards the target.
SECOND YEAR

LESSON 4:
BLUEBELL FLAMES
Incantation: Caeruleus Inflamarae
Etymology: Latin, 'blue flames'.
Wand Movement: Tap wand in the air.

LESSON 5:
FUR GROWING SPELL
Incantation: Furrure Cresco.
Etymology: Latin, 'I grow fur'.
Wand Movement: A wave of one's wand around themselves or towards their target.
THIRD YEAR

No made up incantations and wand movements this year.
FOURTH YEAR

LESSON 1:
BUBBLEHEAD CHARM
Incantation: Aspira
Etymology: Latin, 'to breathe in'.
Wand Movement: Point wand at mouth.

LESSON 5:
EAR-SHRIVELING CURSE
Incantation: Repulsiva Auris (re-pul-si-va OU-ris)
Etymology: Latin, 'repulsive ear'.
Wand Movement: a cursive 'e' shape
FIFTH YEAR

LESSON 3:
CONJUNCTIVITIS CURSE
Incantation: Oculitumescere
Etymology: Latin, 'to hide'.
Wand Movement: Point wand at victim's eyes.

LESSON 3:
BAT-BOGEY HEX
Incantation: Vespertilifors
Etymology: Latin, 'bat muscus'.
Wand Movement: A wave of one's wand towards their target.

LESSON 5:
HEAD-GROWING CURSE
Incantation: Cranium Inflatio (cra-nee-um in-flay-tee-o)
Etymology: Latin, 'Cranium' (skull) and 'Inflatio' (inflation)
Wand Movement: Two looping 'Cs'
SIXTH YEAR

LESSON 3:
SCORCHING SPELL
Incantation: Hostis Ure (Hos-tis Ooh-rey)
Etymology: Hostis, Latin, enemy or hostile. Ure, Latin, to burn.
Wand Movement: Twirled waving motion

LESSON 5:
CORNFLAKE SKIN JINX
Incantation: Pelle Cerealis (PEL-leh seh-REH-al-is)
Etymology: Latin, 'Cereal Skin'.
Wand Movement: A curved line downwards, complete with three small bumps
SEVENTH YEAR


LESSON 3:
CATERWAULING CHARM
Incantation: Evigilans Formidine
Etymology: Latin, ‘Waking alarm’.
Wand Movement: Wave wand upwards quickly.

LESSON 4:
DISILLUSIONMENT CHARM
Incantation: Celare Palam
Etymology: Latin, ‘to hide openly’.
Wand Movement: An oval spiral pattern.[/i]

LESSON 5:
FINGER REMOVING JINX
Incantation: Incidere Digitum
Etymology: Latin, 'To cut a finger'.
Wand Movement: Slash wand towards victim



STA: 10 • EVA: 15 • STR: 5
WIS: 20 • ARC: 10 • ACC: 20

• Calming Presence • Perfectionist • Evasive Maneuvers I & II •
• Nonverbal Magic • Wandless Magic • Occlumency • Legilimency •

WINNIE:
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