It features Lord Voldemort and Peter Wormtail Pettigrew as they introduce Draco Malfoy to the Killing Curse and instruct him to kill Dumbledore.

Avada kedavra meaning. This is an Aramaic spell. 1 Lyrics 2. More plausible perhaps is derivation from Aramaic abhadda kedabrah vanish at this word a suitable incantation for warding off maladies.

Avada Kedavra is a fan song for the Harry Potter book and film franchise and a parody of the song Hakuna Matata from Disneys 1994 film The Lion King performed by musical group Nuclear Bubble Wrap featuring artist Steve Goodie. Abracadabra which originally is an Aramaic sentence meaning Fade away as this word is fading. In the Harry Potter series Avada kedavra functions as a killing curse and J.

Many Fans thought abracadabra is the origin of this spell. Does anyone know where Avada Kedavra the Killing Curse came from. Avada Kedavra is based on Aramaic and means let the thing be destroyed.

One cast ejects a bright green beam. Avada Kedavra is a curse that can be a range of a few different colors including blue green and somewhere in the middle. When a victim is hit this causes them to fling backward and ragdoll on the floor as their health is instantly reduced to zero.

In 1967 in The Saturday Review. Sometimes it depends on the wand casting the curse as to what color it is. Avada Kedavra is based on the Aramaic אבדא כדברא avada kedavra meaning let the thing be destroyed.

Rowling confirmed this during an audience interview at the Edinburgh Book Festival on 15 April 2004 where she had this to say about the spells etymology. The Killing Curse incantation. Fans of the Harry Potter series would perhaps be familiar with this phrase as a similar spell Avada kedavra is featured in the books.