"وی" is a Persian pronoun that translates to "he" or "she" in English, depending on the context. It is commonly used in the Persian language to refer to a third person singular subject. The pronoun is gender-neutral in usage, but it is often associated with masculine references in traditional contexts. In addition to its grammatical function, "وی" can also be used in literature and poetry to convey deeper meanings or emotions. Persian poets, such as حافظ and سعدی, often employ this pronoun to create a sense of intimacy or distance between characters, enriching the narrative and emotional depth of their works.