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− | '''Wilda Griffiths''' was a [[Chaser]] on the [[Puddlemere United]] [[Quidditch]] [[Quidditch team|team]]. Before that, she was a [[Chaser]] for the [[Holyhead Harpies]]; her departure from the team was a sore spot for the Harpies, especially for [[Hogwarts Quidditch Captain|Captain]] [[Gwenog Jones]]. When Puddlemere and the Harpies faced off for the first time after Griffiths' move, the game turned into a riot, during which Griffiths disappeared |
+ | '''Wilda Griffiths''' was a [[Chaser]] on the [[Puddlemere United]] [[Quidditch]] [[Quidditch team|team]]<ref>[[The Daily Prophet (real-world)|Daily Prophet Newsletters]]: [[February 8|February 8th]], [[1999]], Page 3</ref>. Before that, she was a [[Chaser]] for the [[Holyhead Harpies]]; her departure from the team was a sore spot for the Harpies, especially for [[Hogwarts Quidditch Captain|Captain]] [[Gwenog Jones]]<ref>[[Daily Prophet Newsletters]]: [[June 1|June 1st]], [[1999]], Page 4</ref>. When Puddlemere and the Harpies faced off for the first time after Griffiths' move, the game turned into a riot, during which Griffiths disappeared<ref>[[Daily Prophet Newsletters]]: [[October 1|October 1st]], [[1999]], Page 2</ref>. |
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==Etymology== |
Revision as of 20:40, 29 September 2018
Wilda Griffiths was a Chaser on the Puddlemere United Quidditch team[2]. Before that, she was a Chaser for the Holyhead Harpies; her departure from the team was a sore spot for the Harpies, especially for Captain Gwenog Jones[3]. When Puddlemere and the Harpies faced off for the first time after Griffiths' move, the game turned into a riot, during which Griffiths disappeared[4].
Etymology
The meaning of the name "Wilda" is unknown, perhaps from a German surname, or perhaps from the English word wild. It has been in use since the 19th century.
Appearances
Notes and references
- ↑ As she was employed by the Holyhead Harpies by 1999, she was presumably over 17.
- ↑ Daily Prophet Newsletters: February 8th, 1999, Page 3
- ↑ Daily Prophet Newsletters: June 1st, 1999, Page 4
- ↑ Daily Prophet Newsletters: October 1st, 1999, Page 2