Entity: MUGGLE
Muggle is a term popularized by J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series to refer to non-magical individuals. It denotes those lacking magical abilities or bloodline.
Muggle
Etymology
The term 'Muggle' was popularized by J.K. Rowling in her Harry Potter series, first published in 1997.
Definition
A Muggle refers to a non-magical person, particularly in the context of the Harry Potter universe, who lacks magical abilities or heritage.
Historical Context
The term gained widespread recognition through the Harry Potter books and films, becoming a cultural phenomenon.
Cultural Significance
Muggle has become a colloquial term to describe individuals without special skills or knowledge in various contexts beyond Harry Potter.
Related Concepts
- Squib: Refers to a non-magical person born into a magical family.
See Also
- Harry Potter universe
- Magic in fiction
A non-magical person, often used in the context of the Harry Potter universe to describe individuals without magical abilities or heritage.