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{{Spell
|name=Hardening Charm
|incantation=Duro
|pronunciation={{IPAc-en|ˈ|d|jʊər|oʊ}} {{Respell|DEWR|oh}}
|canon=Yes
|spell branch=Charms
|magical discipline=Enchantments
|appearance=The spell has a D shape wand movement, but no visible appearance other than its effect on the target object (turning to stone).
|description=Turns an object hard, into stone.
 
Taught in the third year of Transfiguration.
|regulations=Legal
|skill level=Beginner
|etymology=Duro is Latin for "I harden" or "I stiffen"; the same term is Spanish and Portuguese for "hard" or "rough";
|references=*Seen in Deathly Hallows, cast by Hermione while escaping from Death Eaters in Hogwarts.{{DH|32}}
|notes=''"The Hardening Charm will turn an object into solid stone. This can be surprisingly handy in a tight spot. Of course, most students only seem to use this spell to sabotage their fellow students' schoolbags or to turn a pumpkin pasty to stone just before someone bites into it. It is unwise to try this unworthy trick on any of your teachers."'' - [[Miranda Goshawk]], Book of Spells
*HP Wiki[https://harrypotter.fandom.com/wiki/Hardening_Charm]
}}

Latest revision as of 20:30, 14 February 2021

Spell Name: Hardening Charm

Incantation: Duro

Pronunciation: /ˈdjʊər/ DEWR-oh

Spell Branch: Charms

Magical Discipline(s): Enchantments

Appearance: The spell has a D shape wand movement, but no visible appearance other than its effect on the target object (turning to stone).

Description: Turns an object hard, into stone.

Taught in the third year of Transfiguration.

Regulations: Legal

Skill Level: Beginner

Etymology: Duro is Latin for "I harden" or "I stiffen"; the same term is Spanish and Portuguese for "hard" or "rough";

References:

  • Seen in Deathly Hallows, cast by Hermione while escaping from Death Eaters in Hogwarts.Template:DH

Notes: "The Hardening Charm will turn an object into solid stone. This can be surprisingly handy in a tight spot. Of course, most students only seem to use this spell to sabotage their fellow students' schoolbags or to turn a pumpkin pasty to stone just before someone bites into it. It is unwise to try this unworthy trick on any of your teachers." - Miranda Goshawk, Book of Spells