Wand (noun)

1. A thin, straight stick or rod used in magic or for pointing out something.
2. A thin rod or stick used by a conductor to direct an orchestra.

Origin:

Old english wand, of germanic origin; related to dutch wand and german wanne "tub".

Examples:

1. He waved his wand and the rabbit appeared.
2. She carried a wand with her to help her with her magic tricks.
3. The conductor used her wand to direct the orchestra.
4. The wizard's wand was made of holly and had a dragon heartstring core.
5. The magic wand was used to cast spells.