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{{Spell infobox
 
{{Spell infobox
 
|name=Anapneo
 
|name=Anapneo
|incantation=''Anapneo'' (ah-NAHP-nay-oh)
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|incantation=''Anapneo''<br/>(ah-NAHP-nay-oh)
 
|type=[[Healing spell]]
 
|type=[[Healing spell]]
|hand=
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|hand=Point wand at target
 
|effect=Clears throat
 
|effect=Clears throat
 
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{{quote|...he swallowed too fast, turned purple and began to choke. "''Anapneo''," said Slughorn calmly, pointing his wand at Belby, whose airway seemed to clear at once.|Horace Slughorn's use of the spell on a choking Marcus Belby|Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince}}
'''''Anapneo''''' is a [[healing spell]] that clears the target person's throat if it is blocked, an example would be if one were choking.
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'''''Anapneo''''' is a [[healing spell]] that clears the target person's throat if it is blocked; an example would be if one were choking.
 
 
==Known Practioneers==
 
==Known Practioneers==
 
*[[Horace Slughorn]]
 
*[[Horace Slughorn]]
 
 
==Uses==
 
==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.
 
*[[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==
 
==Etymology==
 
The Greek word anapneo (αναπνέω) which means "I breathe".
 
The Greek word anapneo (αναπνέω) which means "I breathe".
 
 
==Appearances==
 
==Appearances==
 
*''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]''
 
*''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]''
 
 
[[fr:Anapneo]]
 
[[fr:Anapneo]]
 
[[fi:Anapneo]]
 
[[fi:Anapneo]]

Revision as of 14:51, 8 October 2012

"...he swallowed too fast, turned purple and began to choke. "Anapneo," said Slughorn calmly, pointing his wand at Belby, whose airway seemed to clear at once."
— Horace Slughorn's use of the spell on a choking Marcus Belby[src]

Anapneo is a healing spell that clears the target person's throat if it is blocked; an example would be if one were choking.

Known Practioneers

Uses

Etymology

The Greek word anapneo (αναπνέω) which means "I breathe".

Appearances