1. Crucio

This is one of the scariest spells in "Harry Potter" because the person who is cursed will feel heartbroken Lung pain. When Harry was cursed, he would rather die than be tortured again. And this indeed comes from "Crucio" in Latin, which means "I torture", which is very consistent with this fierce curse.

2. Expecto Patronum (disease, protector appears)

According to Latin, this spell means "I wait for a guardian", once again seeing J.K. Rowling How appropriate the concept is. This spell is used to summon a guardian to protect you when the madman appears, and this guardian is an animal unique to each person.

3. Petrificus Totalus (Petrificus Totalus)

This spell appeared in the first episode, and it can be said to be a must-know for beginners to become a wizard! It will make the person who is cursed unable to move. "Petrificus" in Latin means "turn into stone".

4. Imperio (bad news)

Just like the first spell, Imperio is also one of the unforgivable curses. In Latin, "Impero" means "I Require". After casting the spell, he could completely control the opponent's will, but it later became ineffective on Harry, because the spell can be broken as long as he concentrates his willpower.

5. Expelliarmus (get rid of weapons)

The Latin word "Expellere" means "to remove", and "Arma" means "to remove weapons", which together means to remove The meaning of armed. Therefore, if you cast this spell during a duel between the two parties, you can make the opponent lose weapons such as wands!

6. Lumos

This is a very useful spell, and the transliteration into "Lumosi" is also very clever! Because this is the spell that makes the tip of the wand glow, used to illuminate in the dark. The Latin root "Lumen" means "light". J.K. Rowling even established a children's charity with this name, which means bringing light into the real world.