(wēi) surname Wei
(wēi) danger; to endanger; Taiwan pr. [wei2]
(wēiwáng) at stake; in peril
(wēijí) to endanger; to jeopardize; a danger (to life, national security etc)
(wēizàidànxī) lit. danger now morning or evening (idiom); on the verge of death; expected any moment now; The crisis is imminent.
(wēidìmǎlā) Guatemala; see also 瓜地馬拉|瓜地马拉[Gua1 di4 ma3 la1]
(wēidìmǎlārén) Guatemalan (person)
(wēijìng) dangerous situation; venerable old age
(wēirúzhāolù) precarious as the morning dew (idiom); fig. ephemeral and precarious nature of human existence
(wēirúlěiluǎn) precarious as pile of eggs (idiom); ready to fall and break at any moment; in a dangerous state
(wēihài) to jeopardize; to harm; to endanger; CL:個|个[ge4]
(wēihàixìng) harmfulness
(wēihàipíngjià) hazard assessment
(wēijú) perilous situation
(wēijìng) steep and perilous path
(wēijí) critical; desperate (situation)
(wēixìng) risk
(wēijù) afraid; apprehensive
(wēifáng) decrepit house
(wēilóu) dangerous housing; building that is about to collapse
(wēijī) crisis; CL:個|个[ge4]
(wēidài) grave danger; in jeopardy; in a critical condition
(wēidǔ) deathly ill
(wēiérbùchí) national danger, but no support (idiom, from Analects); the future of the nation is at stake but no-one comes to the rescue
(wēiruòzhāolù) precarious as morning dew (idiom); unlikely to last out the day
(wēiyánsǒngtīng) frightening words to scare people (idiom); alarmist talk; reds under the beds
(wēicísǒngtīng) to startle sb with scary tale
(wēipò) urgent; pressing danger
(wēitú) dangerous road
(wēizhòng) critically ill
(wēizhòngbìngrén) critically ill patient
(wēixiǎn) danger; dangerous
(wēixiǎnpǐn) hazardous materials
(wēixiǎnjǐnggàodēng) hazard lights
(wēinàn) calamity