Brackium Emendo (Spell)

Brackium Emendo was the incantation of a healing spell that could be used to remove bones. It was unknown if this particular spell was a legitimate healing spell or just a variation of one.
==Effect==
If the spell was executed improperly, as was done by Gilderoy Lockhart in November of 1992, the targeted bones would be vanished rather than repaired. If such an incident occurred, the potion Skele-Gro could be used to re-grow said bones.
==Known practitioners==
Kenneth_Branagh_as_Gilderoy-Lockhart_(6).jpg|Gilderoy Lockhart
==Etymology==
The word "brackium" is derived from Latin "bracchium" meaning "forearm" or "arm";See this translation "emendo" is a Latin word meaning "mend" or "fix". Altogether, the incantation would read "mend the forearm".
==Behind the scenes==
*This may be quite a difficult, and therefore advanced healing spell, as Remus Lupin stated to Ron Weasley that he would probably be not as nearly successful in healing broken bones as Madam Poppy Pomfrey.
*Given the etymology, it is possible this spell is meant to heal bones and not vanish them, but Gilderoy Lockhart's poor magical ability caused the spell to go wrong by vanishing the bones instead.
==Appearances==
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==Notes and references==
Category:Charms
Category:Known Healing Spells
Category:Spells With-An Light
Category:Spells With Incantations of Latin Known Origin
Category:Known Transfiguration Spells
Category:Vanishments