ПЂП‰П‚ вЂЋ( pЕЌs), Greek adverb meaning 'how?' or 'in what way?'.

ПЂОїПЌП‚ вЂЋ( poГєs), meaning 'leg/foot' (and thru its derivative 'ПЂОїОґПЊП‚' ( podГіs), the origin of the English prefix '-pod').

' cephalo' from the Ancient Greek ОєОµП†О±О»О® вЂЋ( kephalбё—), meaning 'head' (in biology, the 'brain'), and is the origin of the English prefix 'cephalo-' & suffix '-cephalic'.

' Cephalopos' is a likely Greek compound word (though it resembles nothing like a modern Greek surname):.Arthur is the name of the central character in Arthurian legend, a 6th-century king of the Britons who presided over the knights of the Round Table. Alternatively it could be related to an obscure Roman family name Artorius. It could be derived from British art 'bear' combined with viros 'man', or it could be related to Irish art 'stone'. ' Arturo' is the Italian/Spanish form of 'Arthur', whose meaning is unknown.EtymologyД¬ephalopos might be of Greek origin (at least in his ancestry), as his surname's etymology (as well as surname formation) suggests. It's also worth noting that, in 2007, Rowling revealed that one of the most important characters in the series, Albus Dumbledore, was gay - a fact that's never directly. He claimed that its alleged association with divination was 'a falsehood circulated by merchants like Gerbold Ollivander, who have overstocked their workshops with it and hope to shift their surplus.' However, according to Gerbold's grandson Garrick Ollivander, Cephalopos was a 'slipshod wandmaker' and 'an ignoramus,' who, to no one's surprise, went out of business. On Twitter, the author has favorited several fan illustrations of black Harry Potter characters, and she favorited an article asking whether Hermione could possibly be black.

During this period, silver lime was fashionable as a wand wood. Wandmaker Arturo Cephalopos was a wandmaker in the 19th century.

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