Pronunciation *S*P*O*I*L*E*R*
jlnbtr
jlnbtr at yahoo.com
Tue Aug 2 00:22:45 UTC 2005
> Carol notes:
> Well, the letter "h" and therefore presumably the "h" sound existed
in Latin, so I think the audio books pronunciation is correct.
The english H sound (as in Horace?) I don't think it existed in Latin,
I know it doesn't exist in french (the H does, not the sound), and
neither in Spanish (the H sound is more like a J), and neither in
Italian. I think it's just an english sound.
> I can't connect the etymology to the actual function of a Horcrux,
but maybe the name implies that hour has come for the key puzzle piece
to fall into place?
I've been looking all over the place for its possible meanings, and
still I haven't figure it out
Juli
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