What are nonwizards in Harry Potter books?

Answer 1

They use the term for Muggles for people that are not aware of the magical world. They use the term 'squib' for someone born of a wizarding family that doesn't have the ability to use magic. Mr. Filch is a squib.

Answer 2

That depends on what you mean. If they are born into a magical family, but have no power they are considered squibs, not wizards.

If people are born into non-wizard families and also have no power, they are called muggles.

This does not specifically apply to Hogwarts, but to wizards in general.

Answer 3

In Harry Potter, the non - wizards or, non -magical folk are called 'muggles'.

Answer 4

Muggles is the common name.

However, Pure-Bloods such as Malfoy call Muggles, Mudbloods as a mean way of saying Muggle. It means bad blood.

Answer 5

Normal people were referred to as Muggles. People born of Wizarding families with no magical abilities were called Squibs.

Answer 6

A muggle.

A snitch is the smallest ball in Quidditch and a Death Eater is a follower of Lord Voldemort. The other two words and not related to Harry Potter.

Answer 7

They are called "muggles".

Answer 8

Non-Wizards are called Muggles.