韋伯〔韦-〕 wai⁴ baak³ {Wéi bó}

1. Webb (English name)
2. Weber

韋達〔韦达〕 wai⁴ daat⁶ {Wéi dá}

François Viète (1540-1603), French mathematician, father of modern algebraic notation

韋德〔韦-〕 wai⁴ dak¹ {Wéi dé}

1. Wade (name)
2. Sir Thomas Francis Wade (1818-1895), sinologist 威妥瑪

韋科〔韦-〕 wai⁴ fo¹ {Wéi kē}

Waco

韋利〔韦-〕 wai⁴ lei⁶ {Wéi lì}

1. Waley or Whaley (name)
2. Arthur Waley (1889-1966), pioneer British sinologist

韋格納〔韦-纳〕 wai⁴ gaak³ naap⁶ {Wéi gé nà}

1. Alfred Wegener (1880-1930), German meteorologist and geophysicist, the originator of the theory of continental drift
2. also written 魏格納

韋爾瓦〔韦尔-〕 wai⁴ ji⁵ ngaa⁵ {Wéi ěr wǎ}

Huelva, Spain

韋應物〔韦应-〕 wai⁴ jing¹ mat⁶ {Wéi Yìng wù}

Wei Yinwu (737-792), Tang dynasty poet

韋慕庭〔韦--〕 wai⁴ mou⁶ ting⁴ {Wéi Mù tíng}

Clarence Martin Wilbur (1908-1997), US Sinologist and Professor of Columbia University

韋瓦第〔韦--〕 wai⁴ ngaa⁵ dai⁶ {Wéi wǎ dì}

1. Vivaldi (name)
2. Antonio Vivaldi (1675-1741), Italian composer

韋斯卡〔韦--〕 wai⁴ si¹ kaa¹ {Wéi sī kǎ}

Uesca or Huesca, Spain

韋編三絕〔韦编-绝〕 wai⁴ pin¹ saam¹ zyut⁶ {wéi biān sān jué}

1. lit. the leather binding (of the bamboo scroll) has broken three times
2. fig. to study diligently

韋氏鶲鶯〔韦-鹟莺〕 wai⁴ si⁶ jung¹ ang¹ {Wéi shì wēng yīng}

(Chinese bird species) Whistler's warbler (Seicercus whistleri)

韋氏拼法〔韦---〕 wai⁴ si⁶ ping³ faat³ {Wéi shì pīn fǎ}

Wade-Giles system (romanization of Chinese)

韋馱菩薩〔韦驮-萨〕 wai⁴ to⁴ pou⁴ saat³ {Wéi tuó Pú sà}

Skanda, the general or guardian Bodhisattva

韋爾弗雷茲〔韦尔--兹〕 wai⁴ ji⁵ fat¹ leoi⁴ zi¹ {Wéi ěr fú léi zī}

(George) Wehrfritz (Beijing bureau chief of Newsweek)