In Harry Potter what is a mud blood?

Answer 1

There are many terms used in the Harry Potter series to describe magical and non-magical people.

Magical people are referred to as witches and wizards.

Non-magical people are referred to as muggles.

A pure blood has no trace of muggles in his ancestry. All of his family, including both parents are wizards. (Ron, Sirius, Draco, Neville)

A half blood has one muggle-born parent and one wizard parent. (Harry, Voldemort)

A mudblood is a derogatory term used to describe someone who is born with muggle parents, but are born with the ability to perform magic. (Hermione, Lily Potter)

A squib is someone who has wizard parents but does not have the ability to perform magic. (Argus Filch, Dumbledore's sister Arianna.)

Answer 2

In Harry Potter a mudblood is a wizard or witch who has muggle (non-magical people) parents. It is very rude to call someone a mudblood, it is like swearing at someone. Usually people who say they are pure-blooded call people mudbloods. Hermione has muggle parents (they are both dentists), so she is therefor a mudblood.

Answer 3

1. 'Mud-blood' is an offence word, please don't use. The right term is 'muggle-born'.

2. Harry is not muggle-born, neither is he a pureblood. Harry's dad was a pure-blood wizard. His mom was a muggle-born witch; these make him half-blood.

Answer 4

Offending word meaning muggle-born person.

Answer 5

In the book Harry Potter. A "mud blood" is a wizard with two non wizard parents

Answer 6

A wizard that has dirty blood. A forbidden word in Harry Potter.

Answer 7

A wizard that was born with muggle parents.