Accio: “I summon”
Avis: “Bird”
Oppugno
avis: “I, a bird, attack”
An
example of when this spell is used is when Hermione has birds attack Ron after
she sees him kiss Lavender.
Cave
inimicum: “Beware of the enemy”
Confringo: “I break into pieces, I ruin”
Confundo: “I mix up, jumble, confuse”
Crucio: “I torture”
Defodio: “I dig, bury”
Deprimo: “I press down, push down, sink”
An
example of when this spell is used in Harry Potter is when Hermione punches a
hole in the floor.
Descendo: “I descend, climb down, fall”.
There
are a few examples of when this spell is used in Harry Potter to cause
something to fall.
Evanesco: “I disappear, I die out, I pass away”
Expecto
Patronum: “I await a guardian”
Imperio: “I command”
The
words “empire” and “imperial” have come from this common Latin word.
Impervius: “Impassable”
Incendio: From Latin incendo, “I set fire to, I kindle”
Lumos: From Latin lumen is a light, lamp.
Nox: “night”
Obliviate: “I forget”
Obscuro: “I darken, hide, conceal, cause to be
forgotten”
Oppugno: “I fight, attack, assail”
Protego: “I cover, protect, shield, defend”
Quietus: “Calm, quiet, peaceful”
Reparo: “I restore, renew, revive”
Silencio: “Silence” or “be silent”
