YU

YU is an abbreviation for:

• Yugoslavia, particularly the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia according to ISO 3166
• Following universities: Yale University
• Yeshiva University, New York City
• York University, Toronto

YU as distinguishing signs on license plate:

• UK: Sheffield
• Slovakia: Trailer (second group of letters )

Yu stands for:

• Name of the guitarist of the band Cinema Bizarre
• As characters玉the Chinese word for "jade"
• Yu ( Yangquan ), name of the circle Yu (盂县) Yangquan City in Shanxi Province, China
• Yu ( Zhangjiakou ), the name of the circle Yu (蔚县) Zhangjiakou City in Hebei Province, China

Yu, Yù also stands for:

• Yù (豫), nickname for the province of Henan, China

Yu is the surname of the following persons:

• Apphia Yu, American voice actress
• Avan Yu (* 1987), Sino- Canadian pianist
• Bartholomew Yu Chengti (1919-2009), Roman Catholic bishop of Hanzhong in central China's Shaanxi Province
• Francis Xavier Yu Soo- il ( born 1945 ), Military Bishop of Korea
• Louis Yu runchen ( born 1931 ), Chinese minister, bishop of Hanzhong
• Miri Yū ( born 1968 ), Japanese novelist of Korean origin
• Ricky Yu Qi ( b. 1963 ), Chinese badminton player
• Ronny Yu ( born 1950 ), Chinese director
• Sze Yu (c. 1960), Australian badminton players
• Timothy Yu Gyoung - chon (born 1962 ), South Korean minister, Auxiliary Bishop of Seoul
• Yu Chaohong ( born 1975 ), Chinese Athlete
• Yu Dabao (* 1988), the Chinese football player
• Yu Dafu (1896-1945? ), Chinese writer
• Yu Delu (* 1987), Chinese snooker player
• Yu Fengtong ( born 1984 ), Chinese speed skaters
• Yu Gil -jun (1856-1914), Korean independence activist and politician
• Yu Hai (* 1987), the Chinese football player
• Yu He ( 175-204 ), Chinese general
• Yu Hiu Tung ( born 1984 ), tennis player from Hong Kong
• Yu Hua ( b. 1960 ) Chinese Author
• Yu Hyeong -won (1622-1673), Korean politician and philosopher neokonfuzianischer
• Yu Jie (born 1973 ), Chinese writer and human rights activist
• Yu Jim - Yuen (1905-1997), drama teacher in Hong Kong
• Yu Jin († 221), Chinese general
• Yu Jing ( born 1985 ), Chinese speed skater
• Yu Jinhao ( born 1975 ), Chinese badminton player
• Yu Lizhi (born 1969 ), Chinese badminton player
• Yu Myung- hwan ( born 1946 ), South Korean diplomat and politician
• Yu Nan (born 1978 ), Chinese actress
• Yu Pu, Chinese historians
• Yu Qi, Chinese badminton player
• Yu Qiuli (1914-1999), Chinese economic policy, political commissar of the army
• Shao Yu ( 188-242 ), Chinese general
• Yu Shumei ( born 1977 ), Chinese biathlete
• Yu Si - min ( born 1959 ), South Korean politician, university professor and journalist
• Yu Sun -bok (* 1970), North Korean table tennis player
• Yu Wenxia (* 1989), Chinese model and Miss World
• Yu Xiaohan (* 1994), Chinese badminton player
• Yu Xin Yuan ( born 1985 ), Chinese Tennis Player
• Yu Xinna ( born 1986 ), Chinese curler
• Yamei Yu ( born 1980 ), Chinese violinist
• Yu Yang ( born 1986 ), Chinese badminton player
• Yu Yangyi (* 1994), chinese chess master
• Yu Yaodong (1951-2012), Chinese badminton player
• Yu Yuk Georgia (c. 1950), Taiwanese badminton player
• Yu Zhengsheng ( born 1945 ), Chinese politician
• Yu Zhuocheng ( born 1975 ), Chinese diver

And the legendary figures:

• Yu the Great, Urkaiser China
• Yu Di, Jade Emperor in Chinese mythology
• Yu Gong, main character of a parabola

Yú, yǔ stands for Chinese musical instruments:

• Yu (wind instrument ) ,竽, yú
• Yǔ (percussion instrument) ,敔, yǔ, see Schraptiger

. yu is an abbreviation for:

• Former top-level domain of Yugoslavia and later Serbia and Montenegro until March 30, 2010 Serbia ( but used not used: cs; separately today rs and me. .. )

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• Abbreviation