Harry Potter book 7 title revealed!!!

Originally posted by Gravitation
Hallow means- 1) to make holy
2)respect greatly

hmmmm....Deathly Hallow

No I know the definition I mean for the book whats it spose 2 mean

We are trying to figure it out.

yea I figured lol it was a retorical question I'm tryin 2 figure it out 2

I like the Hallow meaning the last 4 horcruxes theory

im gonna stick w/ that one

cool yea i think i will 2

I have to be honest and say that I was a wee bit disapointed in the title. I think I've heard some better rumored titles that I liked more, like "Forest of Shadows" and things like that. But yeah, it's growing on me.

But someone googled this title and they said that that Hallows was the beginning of the witches year where the veil between the worlds grows thin and the dead may return to earth. What do you think of this? Could the veil play a major role in this book? Is it possible that a lot of dead characters are going to be able to come back to earth? That would give more efficense of the "Deathly" Hallows.

Thats what I was thinking but it could just mean that a dead person (Nick?) is going to be greatly involved...

i think this name means Hermione is gonna die, he's going to see his parents or sirius or someone like that again and he's going to die in the final battle which will be held in some graveyard theres my prediction wahoo that took me like 2 minutes

Originally posted by Denniz234
i think this name means Hermione is gonna die, he's going to see his parents or sirius or someone like that again and he's going to die in the final battle which will be held in some graveyard theres my prediction wahoo that took me like 2 minutes

Originally posted by Barker
How do you get all of that out of "Deathly Hallows"? 🤨

thats what i was wondering at first

but its just the predictions, not the meaning of deathly hallows

Originally posted by RoguePw25
I have to be honest and say that I was a wee bit disapointed in the title. I think I've heard some better rumored titles that I liked more, like "Forest of Shadows" and things like that. But yeah, it's growing on me.

But someone googled this title and they said that that Hallows was the beginning of the witches year where the veil between the worlds grows thin and the dead may return to earth. What do you think of this? Could the veil play a major role in this book? Is it possible that a lot of dead characters are going to be able to come back to earth? That would give more efficense of the "Deathly" Hallows.

Jo Rowling said on Halloween that she was debating between three possible titles for the seventh and final Harry Potter book, and although she announced on her website on Thursday that she's decided upon Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, we may now know the other two potential titles. Field Fisher Waterhouse, the same company that registered the title "Deathly Hallows" on December 5, also registered two others - "Heart of Ravenclaw" and "Deadly Veil" - on the same day. Of course, do bear in mind the plausibility of Jo actually registering the two other, possibly more revealing titles, which is rather low.

It's also worth noting that Field Fisher Waterhouse registered the titles Harry Potter and the Hogwarts Hallows and Harry Potter and the Hallows of Hogwarts on July 24, 2003.

Update: TLC has received word from a spokesman of Jo's, who said that neither "Heart of Ravenclaw" nor "Deadly Veil" were ever contenders for the book 7 title.

- Veritaserum

So, does this mean the Deadly Hallows are in Hogwarts? 😕

Originally posted by Barker
Jo Rowling said on Halloween that she was debating between three possible titles for the seventh and final Harry Potter book, and although she announced on her website on Thursday that she's decided upon Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, we may now know the other two potential titles. Field Fisher Waterhouse, the same company that registered the title "Deathly Hallows" on December 5, also registered two others - "Heart of Ravenclaw" and "Deadly Veil" - on the same day. Of course, do bear in mind the plausibility of Jo actually registering the two other, possibly more revealing titles, which is rather low.

It's also worth noting that Field Fisher Waterhouse registered the titles Harry Potter and the Hogwarts Hallows and Harry Potter and the Hallows of Hogwarts on July 24, 2003.

Update: TLC has received word from a spokesman of Jo's, who said that neither "Heart of Ravenclaw" nor "Deadly Veil" were ever contenders for the book 7 title.

- Veritaserum

So, does this mean the Deadly Hallows are in Hogwarts? 😕

Originally posted by Artemis1860
I don't usually trust "title revealed" kinda news until the book is out, after some of the past ones. lol.

I think it's gonna have something to do with the dead, or ghosts, or something like that. But that's just me.

Originally posted by d-fly_girl008
I think it's gonna have something to do with the dead, or ghosts, or something like that. But that's just me.

That's like saying: "I think Clifford the Big red Dog is about a Bid Red Dog. 13"

Exactly. If I don't guess at anything that's not obvious, I can't be wrong.

And watch it be about fairies and happy things and Voldemort turns out to be a good guy and gay. Yea.... irony. Gotta love it.

That would be very disappointing.