What is the child of a half-blood and a pure-blood called?

Harry (half-blood with two magical parents)+Ginny (pure-blood)= their children would probably considered three-quarter bloods by sticklers for blood purity.

What happens if a Muggle-born and half-blood have a child?

So the magical child of two muggle-born would be half-blood and a non-magical chld of two muggle-born a squib.

What is pure-blood and half-blood?

Pure-blood is exactly what it sounds like – blood that is pure from any muggle ancestry. Therefore, a child of a half-blood and pure-blood would be considered a half-blood.

Is half-blood a Mudblood?

‘Mudblood’ is an offensive term used to refer to wizards/witches from a purely non-magical family. The have Muggle parents. A half-blood, on the other hand, basically refers to any wizard/witch who is neither pureblood nor Muggle-born.

What does blood status mean?

purity of blood
Blood status, also called purity of blood, was a concept in the wizarding world that distinguished between family trees that had different levels of magically-endowed members. It often resulted in prejudice towards those who had a large number of Muggles in their families.

What blood status is Luna Lovegood?

Pure-blood or half-blood
Luna Lovegood/Blood status

Are Harry’s children pure-blood?

The children of Harry and Ginny Potter were considered half-bloods because although Ginny was pure-blood, Harry’s mother was Muggle-born. The term was used as an insult from members of fanatical pure-blood families.

What blood status is Draco?

Pure-blood
Draco Malfoy/Blood status

Draco Lucius Malfoy (b. 5 June 1980) was a British pure-blood wizard and the only son of Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy (née Black). The son of a Death Eater, Draco was raised to strongly believe in the importance of blood purity.

Does a half-blood and a pure-blood make a pure-blood?

An individual is Pure-blood if they have no Muggle or Muggle-born parents or grandparents. As such, Half-bloods can have Pure-blood children, if it is the Half-blood’s grandparent(s) who were Muggle(s) or Muggle-born(s), and hence great-grandparent(s) for the children and not counted against their status.