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==Etymology== |
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+ | The Greek word anapneo (αναπνέω) which means "I breathe". |
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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Revision as of 14:20, 21 October 2010
Anapneo is a spell that clears the target person's throat if it is blocked, an example being if they were choking.
Known Practioneers
Uses
- Horace Slughorn used this spell on Marcus Belby in 1996 after he began to choke on some food when he tried to answer a question too fast.
Etymology
The Greek word anapneo (αναπνέω) which means "I breathe".