Argus Filch is the Hogwarts caretaker. He is a squib and therefore despises working around magical students at Hogwarts. He has a cat called Mrs Norris and is very easily annoyed. Filch has tried many times to get Peeves expelled and bring back the old punishments like hanging people upside down in the Dungeons for a day.
He is portrayed in the films by David Bradley.
Hagrid is the Hogwarts caretaker responsible for various magical creatures in Harry Potter. Of course some of the professors have their own pets as well.
Argus is a watchful giant from Greek mythology. "Filch", of course, is slang for "steal".
If you mean Mr. Filch, the creepy caretaker who has a cat named Mrs. Norris, then this is your answer: Argus Filch is played by David Bradley in the Harry Potter Films
Fawkes is a phoenix.
Actually, Dido is her real first name. She was named after the mythical Carthaginian queen, Dido.
Hagrid is the Hogwarts caretaker responsible for various magical creatures in Harry Potter. Of course some of the professors have their own pets as well.
Argus is a watchful giant from Greek mythology. "Filch", of course, is slang for "steal".
If you mean Mr. Filch, the creepy caretaker who has a cat named Mrs. Norris, then this is your answer: Argus Filch is played by David Bradley in the Harry Potter Films
Yes but no. It is named after a mythical creature called a Phoenix, which has the appearance of a bird.
no it is named after a greek word meaning long haired star
The mythical object which Garuda Indonesia Airport is named after is a Giant bird or bird like creature which is from the Hinduism and Buddhist mythology.
Firebird, Thunderbird, Sunbird and Phoenix?.....no its dodge phoenix, Pontiac phoenix, ford thunder bird and Pontiac fire bird all the same mythical creature
The only sign of the zodiac not named after a living creature is Capricorn. It is represented by a goat, specifically the sea-goat, which is a mythical creature that combines a goat and a fish. This sign symbolizes ambition, determination, and practicality.
The constellation Pegasus is named after the mythical winged horse from Greek mythology. According to legend, Pegasus sprang from the blood of Medusa when she was slain by Perseus. This constellation is easily recognizable in the night sky, particularly due to its distinctive square shape known as the "Great Square of Pegasus." It represents the themes of inspiration and creativity associated with the mythical creature.
Lord Maysmith of ayr named this mythical creature after his daughter nessy
The creature lurked in the shadows. there is also a character in harry potter named creature so a sentence with that in it would be soething like... Creature spat at his feet and yelled at him to get out!
Argus was a giant covered in eyes. 100 of them to be precise. His epithet was "panoptes" which means "all seeing".