Blew my mind

mfw 'hagridden'

And harry backwards is yrrah

and it means absolutely nothing

Hagrid is a reference to the word "Haggard" which means, well, just look at Hagrid, that's Haggard

Hogwarts was an english "game" where you would go into someone's house and rearrange their shit, the castle was named hogwarts because the stairs would move around and rearrange

i'm french and voldemort means "flight of death"

**inbardo rolls 77** Believe in magic, bro.

Quaffle , Bludger , Bludger und Snitch
WHERE'S THE SECOND "I" ???

>mfw I realise Albus dumbledore = white idiot

Frenchy here and I don't agree that much with Voldemort. You see, the verb "vol" has two meanings: Steal and fly. Whether it's one or another depends on the context.

The literal translation of Voldemort would be "steal of dead", like you'd go in a graveyard, dig up a corpse and take it with you. For "fly from death", it would be something like "S'envoler de la mort" or something similar. I haven't watched many Harry Potters so maybe it was meant to say "fly from death" even though the translation isn't really accurate. Guess you'd have to ask J.K Rowling to know the truth. Still sounds cool.

I wonder what does her name mean.

oh look it's Professoh Dumbelldooh

Furthermore, "Grindelwald" is a famous hiking/skiing resort in Switzerland. It's especially popular among British tourists.

actually the last one is bullshit: Voldemort means stolen death or flight of death

So "Albus Dumbledore" basically means the same as "Stupid cracka"?

I'm french Voldemort actually means Burglary of dead ( like if he was stealing dead bodies or something) and Malfoy means bad faith

It's like JK chose words because of their meanings, or something.

Actually, I speak fluent French. Voledemort means stealer of death, literally. Vol = steal, de = of, mort = death. As in, deatheaters. :)