Who can give all the words and meanings created by JK Rowling herself?

One of the great losses of the Chinese version of Harry Potter is that Rowling's names for the characters are often not seen. Here are some interesting 1 Gryffindor: Gryffindor's name comes from the French Gryffindor, which means golden Gryffindor. Gryffindor is a creature of half lion and half eagle in Greek mythology. Christianity later took it as a symbol of Jesus, because it represented the control of the earth (lion) and the sky (eagle). 2 Slytherin: Slytherin is a variation of English slither in. This word means to glide in a zigzag way. Ravenclaw: Ravenclaw literally translates as crow's paw. 4 Hufflepuff originated from English huff &；; The word Puff is related to blowing, and the name is not very flattering. Muggle: Muggle is a variant of English slang, meaning fool. Albus dumbledore: Albus immediately means color in Latin, because Dumbledore is a white wizard and dark wizard Dumbledore is against Voldemort. According to Rowling herself, she learned another spelling of English bumble-bee. She thought that since Dumbledore likes music, he often hummed 7 Liddell (Voldemort's original name) while walking. Riddle means English riddle. You can tell by this name that Rowling is playing word games. Voldemort: Voldemort comes from the French word Voldemort, that is, death flies or flies away from death. Severus snape: Severus is the name of a small English town, which strictly conforms to Snape's personality in Latin, but this word is only one letter short of the English word Snake! Remus lupin: Lubang comes from the Latin root Lubang, which means wolf. Lubang is like a wolf, and Lubos is a leopard wolf. It is said that it is more interesting for residents in France and Normandy to call werewolves Ruben Remus. This is the name of one of the twins fed by the female wolf in Roman legend. 1 1 Sirius Black: Sirius. The translator is rummaging! ! ) And black is black, and his transformation is a big black dog 12 peter pettigrew: The name Peter is so common that it doesn't seem to have any special meaning (why did the translator reverse the name? Without rhyme or reason! ) Pettigrew is very small, which means there are no stars! This name can also be taken apart as a pet when I grow up, which means I have become a pet! Interesting! 13 argus filch: filch means stealing in English, and argus is a hundred-eyed troll in Greek mythology. Hera, the wife of Zeus, was sent to protect the lover who was turned into a heifer by Zeus. Hagrid: According to Rowling, Hagrid is a word in old English. It was a terrible night/she explained that Hagrid often couldn't sleep well because he always drank. Sibyll trelawney: Trelawney. The meaning is uncertain, but Sybil is the title of prophetess inspired by Apollo in Greek and Roman mythology. 16 Furong delacour: Fleur Delacour is a literal translation in French, which means the extension of the court reed flower, which means the aristocratic woman Arasto Moody: Arasto is the devil in charge of revenge and Moody in Greek mythology. In English, it means 17. Binns Cuthbert (the ghost who feels the magical history) Binns' pronunciation is very close to Been, which is the past participle form of the verb be in English. This professor has become the past tense of the ghost domain. 18 Lu Wei (Hagrid's three big dogs). The original Chinese word Fluffy means furry, which is often used as the name of puppies and kittens. Hagrid named a little pug after a fierce three-headed giant dog in The Lovely Minerva. The usual translation is Minerva, the goddess of wisdom in Roman mythology, which is Athena in Greek mythology. Hermione: Judging from its pronunciation, Hermione comes from the name of Hermes, and Hermes is a famous messenger of the gods on Mount Olympus. Hermeneutics, which is popular in today's philosophy, was originally born out of the name of Hermes. No wonder Hermione is famous for her wit and wisdom in her novels. Many riddles can be easily solved once she has them. This is also the name of the characters in Shakespeare's famous play A Winter's Tale. Petunia menstruation: Petunia means morning glory, her sister, Harry's mother Lily's name Lily means lily. Symbolizes purity. Dudley: Dudley is a variant of British slang Dud, which means boring person. Malfoy: Malfoy is a variant of French Malfoy, which means breaking one's word. This family is all death eaters, and they all believe in dark magic. Draco: Drac means dragon in Latin, and dragon is associated with Satan in the west. Draco was also the name of an extremely cruel legislator in ancient Athens. Hedwig Ge: Hedwig Ge is the name of a German saint in the12nd century. Narcissa: Narcissa comes from the character Narcissus in Greek mythology. This narcissistic young man fell in love with his reflection in the water. Lucius: Lucius and Lucifer are very close. Like Draco, Lucius is an extremely cruel legislator. At the same time, a Saint Lucius succeeded Saint Connery as Pope. References:

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