Us is a pronoun in the English language, the objective form of we.
US (capitalized) is an alternative of the abbreviation U.S., which generally refers to the United States of America, but can also mean Union State of the Russian Federation and Belarus.
US, U.S., Us, us or U/S, etc. may also refer to:

In travel:

• US is the IATA airline designator for US Airways

In music:

• "Us", a song by Ice Cube from his 1991 album Death Certificate

• "Us", a song by Céline Dion from her 1997 album Let's Talk About Love

• "US", a song by Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks from the 2003 album Pig Lib

• "Us", a song by Regina Spektor from her 2004 album Soviet Kitsch

• Us (Maceo Parker album), a 1974 album by Maceo Parker

• Us (Peter Gabriel album), a 1992 album by Peter Gabriel

• Us (Mull Historical Society album), a 2003 album by Mull Historical Society

• Us (Brother Ali album), a 2009 album by Brother Ali

In education:

• University of Salford, a university in the UK

• University of Salzburg, a university in Austria

• Université de Sherbrooke, a university in Canada

• University School, a private all-boys day school in Hunting Valley, Ohio, United States

In other uses:

• Us Weekly, an American celebrity magazine

• Us (TV movie)

• us is often used to denote µs (microsecond) when the proper "µ" (micro sign) character or Greek "μ" (Mu) letter are either both missing, or cannot be easily entered

• .us, Internet TLD of the United States of America

• United Services Club or US Club, a golf club in Mumbai

See also

• United States (disambiguation)

• Uz

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