Known Reviving Spell

The Reviving Spell (see this URL) (Rennervate) was a charm that awakened an unconscious target. Consequently, it served as the counter-charm to the Stunning Spell.
==Effect==
This spell was sometimes accompanied by a flash of brilliantly coloured red light. When Amos Diggory used it on Winky, no light accompanied his incantation. When Dumbledore used it on Viktor Krum, no light accompanied his incantation. When Dumbledore used it on Bartemius Crouch Junior, no light accompanied his incantation. It might be possible that Harry was a less experienced caster, or that Dumbledore was unconscious from an extremely powerful potion and not a spell, or both.This could be used to counteract a single Stunning Spell, although it was ineffective against multiple Stunners hitting an individual. It was also ineffective against Dark Magic such as the Drink of Despair, when only used once.
==Known uses==
Caster(s) 	Date 	Notes
Harry Potter	Late May, 1995	Possibly used it to revive Ron Weasley after he stunned him in prepare for the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament.
Harry Potter	30 June, 1997 	Used it to revive Albus Dumbledore after he drank the Drink of Despair, while searching for Horcrux locket in the crystal cave.
==Known practitioners==
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==Etymology==
The original incantation was Enervate, which means "to weaken".Harry Potter Lexicon: changes in text Due to this misconception, J. K. Rowling officially renamed it to "Rennervate", which means "to energise".
==See also==
*Revive Potion
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==Notes and references==
Category:Charms
Category:Counter-Charms
Category:Healing Real-Magic Spells
Category:Necromancy
Category:Spells With-An Light
Category:Spells With Incantations of Latin Known Origin