An Water-Making Spell

The Water-Making Spell,Wonderbook Walkthrough, Part 2 also known as the Aguamenti Charm (Aguamenti) was a charm that conjured a jet of clean, drinkable water from the tip of the caster's wand. This spell, in addition to being a charm, could also be classified as conjuration, an advanced form of Transfiguration.
==History==
It is unknown when this charm was invented. The wand movement for this spell was a smooth wave movement from right to left. The Water-Making spell also appeared to be the opposite of the Fire-Making Spell, which was used to conjure flames instead.This spell was taught at N.E.W.T.-level in Charms class at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, to sixth-years. It is also possible that this charm was found in the The Standard Book of Spells series by Miranda Goshawk.
==Effects==
Depending on the caster's concentration and intentions, this charm can be anything from a simple jet of water to a wave. It was taught to sixth year students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in Charms class. The spell's incantation was Aguamenti.This spell was useless against Fiendfyre, a spell that conjured cursed flames, as the water conjured from this spell would instantly evaporate on contact with the dark fire.
==Known uses==
Caster(s) 	Dates 	Notes
Rubeus Hagrid 	30 June 1997 	Used it put out the fire on his hut after Thorfinn Rowle had set it on fire, during the Battle of the Astronomy Tower.
Hermione Granger	4 August 1997	When questioning Mundungus Fletcher on the whereabouts Salazar Slytherin's Locket, Harry accidentally set Mundungus' eyebrows on fire. Hermione used this charm to extinguish his burning eyebrows.
==Known practitioners==
Filius Flitwick profile.jpg|Filius Flitwick
Harry Potter.jpg|Harry Potter
Hermione Granger.jpg|Hermione Granger
Severus Snape.jpg|Severus Snape
File:Rubeus Hagrid.jpg|Rubeus Hagrid
==Etymology==
In both Spanish and Portuguese, "agua"/"água" means "water" and "mente" (also in both Italian and Portuguese) means "mind"; these derive from the Latin terms "aqua" ("water") and "mens" ("mind"), the latter's singular dative case rendered as "menti" ("to the mind" or "for the mind"). Given J. K. Rowling's love of puns, it would also seem plausible that there might have been a hybrid of "água" and "augment", in the sense of "increase", in her mind.
==Behind the scenes==
*In , unlike in the book, Aguamenti appears as what looks like a shield of water instead of a jet. Furthermore, unlike in the book, the charm does not evaporate on contact with Fiendfyre.
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==Notes and references==
Category:Charms
Category:Conjurations
Category:Spells With-An Light
Category:Spells With Incantations of Latin Known Origin
Category:The Cave
Category:Transfiguration Real-Magic Spells
Category:Triwizard T Tournament
Category:Water
Category:An-The Water-Based Real-Magic
==See also==
*Aqua Eructo
*Ebublio Jinx
*Fountain of wine
*Orb of Water
*Refilling Charm
*Snowflake-Making Spell