What do the words on the Hogwarts crest say or mean?

Answer 1

A picture of the Hogwarts crest can be found in related links.

The four animals (a lion, snake, badger and eagle) each represent the four houses at Hogwarts and the large H in the centre represents the name of the school.

The school motto is underneath which says "Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus". In English the motto translates to "Never tickle a sleeping Dragon."

Answer 2

In Latin; Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus

translates to; 'A Sleeping Dragon Must Never be Tickled'

or 'Let Sleeping Dragons Lie'

which bears similarities to the old saying 'Let Sleeping Dogs Lie' meaning; Don't investigate or disturb a situation if you will make it worse

Answer 3

There are quite a lot of words in the Harry Potter books... try to be more specific.

Answer 4

Draco Dormiens Numquam Titillandus

Which means: 'Never tickle a sleeping dragon'

Or can be loosely translated to: 'Let sleeping dragons lie'

Answer 5

It is the Deathly Hallow symbol, the triangle represents the Invisibility Cloak, the circle represents the Resurrection Stone, and the line in the middle represents the Elder Wand.

Answer 6

The Hogwarts school motto is: Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus. Which is Latin, and translates to: Never tickle a sleeping dragon.

Answer 7

Never tickle a sleeping dragon

Answer 8

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