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uti possidetis 312
uti possidetis [L], lit., as you possess; with the possessions you at present
hold: law.
ut mos est [L], as the custom is: Juvenal.
ut pictura poesis [L], poetry is like a painting: Horace.
ut pignus amicitiae [L], as a pledge {or token) of friendship.
ut prosim [L], that I may be of use {or service); that I may do good.
ut quocunque paratus [L], prepared on every side.
utrum horum mavis accipe [L], take whichever you prefer.
ut supra [L], as (shown or stated) above: abbr. u.s.
uyezd [Russ], district or county; in Soviet Russia, a county soviet.
uzhin [Russ], supper.