Behind the names of Beasts and Magical Creatures (Etymology)
written by Snitch-Tail
Beast: an animal, especially a large or dangerous four-footed one e.g. Hippogriff Creature: comprised of both magical and non-magical entities and are split by the Ministry of Magic into three classifications: Being, Beast, or Spirit e.g. Acromantula Beware SPOILERS and missing datas
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Werewolf:
The word werewolf is from Old English wer ("man") and wulf ("wolf").
The term opy notes about comes from Ancient Greek λυκάνθρωπος (fessor essay durin ("human").
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The word werewolf is from Old English wer ("man") and wulf ("wolf").
The term opy notes about comes from Ancient Greek λυκάνθρωπος (fessor essay durin ("human").
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No beasts or creatures found
