wand
word
/ˈwɑnd/
wahnd
/wˈɒnd/
wond
Definition
A wand is a thin stick, often used as a tool or a magical object, especially in stories with magic or fantasy.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used in fantasy or magic contexts: 'magic wand', 'wave a wand', 'fairy godmother’s wand'. In technology, 'wand' can describe some scanner devices, but this is less common. Rare outside magical or fantasy themes.
Spanish: varita - vara mágicaPortuguese (BR): varinha - bastão mágicoPortuguese (PT): varinha - vara mágicaChinese (Simplified): 魔杖Chinese (Traditional): 魔杖Hindi: छड़ी (जादुई)Arabic: عصا سحريةBengali: ছড়ি (জাদুর) - জাদুর কাঠিRussian: жезл - волшебная палочкаJapanese: 杖 - 魔法の杖Vietnamese: đũa phép - cây đũaKorean: 마법 지팡이 - 지팡이Turkish: asa - sihirli değnekUrdu: جادو کی چھڑیIndonesian: tongkat sihir - tongkat
Example Sentences
The magician waved his wand and the rabbit disappeared.
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She dreams of having a magic wand to fix all her problems.
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In fairy tales, a wand can change people into animals.
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He tapped the lock with his wand and the door opened silently.
natural
If only life came with a wand to make things easier!
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The fairy godmother raised her wand and granted the wish.
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