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| − | '''Gubraithian fire '''(''Incantation Unknown''), also known as '''Everlasting fire''' is a [[Fire|flame]] which has been enchanted to burn forever without dying. It is quite an advanced piece of [[magic]], as few [[Wizardkind|wizards]] were capable of it. |
+ | '''Gubraithian fire '''(''Incantation Unknown''), also known as '''Everlasting fire''' is a [[Fire|flame]] which has been enchanted to burn forever without dying. It is quite an advanced piece of [[magic]], as few [[Wizardkind|wizards]] were capable of it. |
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Revision as of 13:50, 29 May 2015
Gubraithian fire (Incantation Unknown), also known as Everlasting fire is a flame which has been enchanted to burn forever without dying. It is quite an advanced piece of magic, as few wizards were capable of it.
History
Being such an advanced spell, the casting of it was most likely not taught at Hogwarts, though by Harry Potter's fifth year, Professor Flitwick had mentioned it at least twice during his Charms lessons, according to Hermione Granger.[1]
As a gift for the Giants, Albus Dumbledore provided Rubeus Hagrid with a branch of this fire, and the gift seemed to go down quite well.[1]
Known practitioners
Etymology
The name "Gubraithian" is probably taken from the Scottish Gaelic phrase "gu brath", which means "forever".[2]
Appearances
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Mentioned only)
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Chapter 20 - (Hagrid's Tale)
- ↑ See gu bràth on Wiktionary