What we find there (was: How to Get Through the Door)--SPOILERS!!!

[catimini15]

No: HPFGUIDX 116916


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "fridwulfa hagrid" 
<yutu75es at y...> wrote:

> Actually, the standard entry form for any word in latin is 
nominative and 
> genitive form, both singular. "Felix Felicis" means, happy, 
fertile, 
> prolific, productive, propitious, benevolent, kind.  Those are all 
the 
> entries I found in my latin diccionary. Mind you, it's a latin-
spanish 
> diccionary, so I had to translate into English, but I think those 
are the 
> right meanings.
> I think it could well be the next DADA teacher, even though it's 
chapter 14, 
> it doesn't necessarily mean that we are meeting him so late, maybe 
we are 
> just learning more about him then.
> It could be this mysterious man, with the feline looks, yellow 
eyes, bushy 
> hair and the limp we were told about some time ago.
> Cheers


I like the idea that Felix Felicis could be the name of the upcoming 
new character (next DADA teacher or not) with the feline looks. I 
may have skipped a few posts today - this thread was very popular - 
but did anyone mentionned that the latin name for the common 
domestic cat is Felix Catus (hence Felix the Cat) ? Felix Felicis 
would definitely suits a feline looking character.

Nadine