wall

Wall (ahd. "The twisted, braided" to want to "wind")

a surface that delimits a cavity, see wall
a vertical component, the extent of which is much larger in length and height than in depth (wall thickness), see wall (component)
skins separating in anatomy, see wall (anatomy)
a steep geomorphological structure of exposed rock, the rock face
in mining a larger separated piece of rock, see stone
in meteorology broad, sharply defined cloud formations, see cloud
The wall , novel by Marlen Haushofer
Walls , painting by Wolfgang Peuker (1981)

Wand is the family name of the following people:

Arno Wand (* 1943), German Roman Catholic theologian, church historian, author
Christine Wand-Wittkowski (* 1960), German literary scholar
Eku Wand (* 1963), German designer, media designer and multimedia director
Günter Wand (1912–2002), German conductor
Jens Sörensen Wand (1875–1950), Danish bird warden
Karl Wand (1920–2009), German ambassador
Murray Wand (born 1968), Australian ice hockey player
Walter Rudi Wand (1928–1985), German lawyer, from 1970 to 1983 judge at the Federal Constitutional Court

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Wiktionary: Wand - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations