Melinda Halliwell

Melinda Halliwell is a Whitelighter-Witch and the youngest child of Piper Halliwell and Leo Wyatt. She is the younger sister of Wyatt and Chris Halliwell and the third oldest child of the Charmed Ones.

Powers and Abilities
Basic Powers Active Powers Whitelighter Powers
 * Spell Casting: The ability to cast spells and perform rituals.
 * Potion Making: The ability to brew potions.
 * Scrying: The ability to locate a person or object by the use of a scrying crystal, a map, and sometimes other tools.
 * Mediumship: The ability to see and commune with spirits of the dead.
 * Telekinetic Orbing: The ability to transport things through orbs with the power of one's mind alone.
 * Remote Orbing: The ability to orb another individual to another location without orbing oneself. Wyatt once used this power to orb baby Chris away.
 * Hovering: The ability to rise a few feet in the air, and float in one place on a swirl of orbs.

Possessions

 * Book of Shadows: As a member of the Warren line, Melinda has access to this Book of Shadows.

Professional Life

 * Waitress: Melinda is a waitress at her mother's restaurant, Halliwell's.

Appearance

 * Hair: For her entire childhood, Melinda sports shoulder-length dark brown hair. In season 1, she grows it out and adds a beeline honey Ombre.
 * Wardrobe: Her style is generally very comfy and casual, often wearing oversized shirts and tank tops over flared jeans or stretchy pants.
 * Make-up: Like her mother, Melinda wears little to no makeup, but when she does, she wears more natural looks.

Etymology

 * Melinda: The modern name Melinda is a combination of "Mel" with the suffix "-inda". "Mel" can be derived from names such as Melanie meaning "dark, black" in Greek or from Melissa meaning "honeysuckle" in Greek. It is also associated with the Greek word meli meaning "honey" and with Linda meaning "gentle, soft, tender" in Germanic.
 * Halliwell: Derived from any of the several places named with the Old English pre 7th Century elements "halig" meaning "holy", plus "well(a)", a well or spring.