[HPforGrownups] Does Grimmuald have a meaning?

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In a message dated 7/13/2003 6:03:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
molly_weasley_wannabe at yahoo.com writes:


> I've been trying to figure out if Grimmuald has any kind of meaning.  The 
> other day I was watching a re-run of the show "Charmed" and on the show the 
> Book of Spells for the dark side is called the Grimmuar (don't know about 
> spelling but that's how it sounds).  If it is just a coincidence, it's interesting 
> that an evil book in a show about magic is so close to the road the formerly 
> evil Black house is on...when both writers use mythology in the stories.  I 
> tried to do some research online but obviously everything about Grimmuald was 
> a book review or a quiz.  Any thoughts on this?
> 
> ~*Kathryn*~

"Grimoire"  you mean.  It's what a book of spells is called, epc if it's big, 
or hand written.  And a grimoire doesn't have to be evil.

Grimmuald, well I thought "Grim" and "old" "old" and "grim"  old for the 
pureblood thing, grim because well, death is coming to the family, and it's a grim 
place.


Nemi
       --Black Dragon
       --Slasher and Yaoist
       --Utterly Psycotic


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