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UZ, Uz, or uz may refer to:

Businesses and organisations

Education

Universidad de Zamboanga, Philippines
University of Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain
University of Zimbabwe, Harare, Zimbabwe

Transport

Ukrzaliznytsia, the national railway company of Ukraine
Buraq Air (IATA code UZ), a Libyan airline

People

Uz, son of Aram, one of the sons of Aram, according to the Hebrew Bible (Genesis 10:23)
Johann Uz (1720-1796), German anacreontic poet

Places

Asia

Uz, Iran
Uzbekistan, a country (ISO 3166: UZ)
- .uz, its top-level domain
Land of Uz, in the Bible, the homeland of Job
Uyts, Armenia (also called Uz)

Elsewhere

Uz (river), Romania
Uz, Hautes-Pyrénées, France
Uz, Kentucky, United States

Other uses

Uz or Oghuz Turks, a group of loosely linked nomadic Turkic peoples
Uzbek language (ISO 639-1 code "uz")
Ústredňa Židov, a Judenrat in Slovakia during the Holocaust
Toyota UZ engine

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-'''Uz''' or '''UZ''' may refer to:
+'''UZ''', '''Uz''', or '''uz''' may refer to:
+{{tocright}}
+==Businesses and organisations==
+===Education===
+* [[Universidad de Zamboanga]], Philippines
+* [[University of Zaragoza]], Aragón, Spain
+* [[University of Zimbabwe]], Harare, Zimbabwe
+===Transport===
-'''Name:'''
-* [[Uz (tribe)]] or Oghuz Turks, a group of loosely linked nomadic Turkic peoples
-* [[Uz (son of Aram)]], one of the sons of Aram, son of Shem, according to the Hebrew Bible
-* [[Johann Uz]] (1720-1796), German anacreonic poet
-'''Places:'''
-* The [[Land of Uz]], was [[Job (Bible)|Job's]] homeland, according to [[Old Testament|The Old Testament]] [[Book of Job]].
-* [[Uyts]], Armenia, also called ''Uz''
-* [[Uz River]], a river and a valley in Romania
-* [[Uzbekistan]], a country in Central Asia, formerly part of the Soviet Union
-** [[.uz]], reserved top-level domain for Uzbekistan
 * [[Ukrzaliznytsia]], the national railway company of Ukraine
+* [[Buraq Air]] (IATA code UZ), a Libyan airline
-* [[University of Zaragoza]], a public university in Aragón, Spain
-* [[University of Zimbabwe]]
+==People==
-* [[Universidad de Zamboanga]], in Zamboanga City, Philippines
+* [[Uz, son of Aram]], one of the sons of Aram, according to the Hebrew Bible (Genesis 10:23)
+* [[Johann Uz]] (1720-1796), German anacreontic poet
+==Places==
+===Asia===
+* [[Uz, Iran]]
+* [[Uzbekistan]], a country (ISO 3166: UZ)
+** [[.uz]],  its top-level domain
+* [[Land of Uz]], in the Bible, the homeland of Job
+* [[Uyts]], Armenia (also called ''Uz'')
+===Elsewhere===
-'''Other:'''
-* [[Uzbek language]], ISO 639-1
+* [[Uz (river)]], Romania
+* [[Uz, Hautes-Pyrénées]], France
-* [[Uzès]], a commune of the Gard {{lang|fr|''département''}} in southern France
+* [[Uz, Kentucky]], United States
-* [[Urban Zone]], a lifestyle program focusing on house design, architecture and interior
-* The IATA Code for [[Buraq Air]]
+==Other uses==
-{{disambiguation}}
+* Uz or [[Oghuz Turks]], a group of loosely linked nomadic Turkic peoples
+* [[Uzbek language]] (ISO 639-1 code "uz")
+*[[Ústredňa Židov]], a ''Judenrat'' in Slovakia during the Holocaust
+*[[Toyota UZ engine]]
+==See also==
-[[cs:UZ]]
+* [[Uzès]], a commune of the Gard {{lang|fr|département}} in southern France
-[[de:UZ]]
+* [[Uzi]], a family of Israeli submachine guns
-[[eo:Uz]]
+{{disambiguation|geo|surname}}
-[[fr:UZ]]
-[[ko:UZ]]
-[[it:UZ]]
-[[sw:UZ]]
-[[lv:UZ]]
-[[lt:UZ]]
-[[nl:Uz]]
-[[ja:UZ]]
-[[pt:Uz]]
-[[ro:UZ]]
-[[ru:Uz]]
-[[sl:UZ]]
-[[fi:Uz]]
-[[sv:UZ]]
-[[tr:Uz]]