In Chinese characters, the character pronounces as "Wei" can have a lot of ways to write it. For example “魏，喂，为，位” and a lot more. For this definition, I am explaining the word “魏” here.

For those who are not speaking Chinese or anyone unfamiliar with the Character "Wei", it pronounces as "way" in English instead of "wee" or anything else.

Definitions:

1. Chinese last name

2. A country in Chinese history during the Three Kingdoms and ruled by Cao Cao. Also known as Cao Wei.

3. Name of Chinese Dynasties, include Bei Wei, (Pei Wei) and Xi Wei.

4. A country during the "Seven Warring States" period.

Always cool to look things up if you are interested. :P

A euphemism for “kill me” now that composting oneself after one’s death has become popular.

A kingdom from the sanguo (3 kingdoms) era in china. Set up by Cao Cao, it was a powerful kingdom that featured many great strategists. became less brilliant after Cao Cao's death, and his son Cao Pi's death, leaving a kid as Wei emperor, and leaving the Sima family (one loyal to Wei) to create the kingdom of Jin. Wei eventually conquered Shu, but later surrendered to Jin.

Wei is used sometimes in a middle of a sentence and mostly at the end in broken languages

Wei is the Lord of Plano.

God of Taiwan, supreme ruler of all of China as well.

A last name known as being popular for short Asian boys, who are often also bad at video games. They often lack intelligence and may be chronically obese.