Person with U

  • Female given name; Ursula K. Le Guin made it famous in sci‑fi.

  • Jamaican sprinter, Olympic legend and 100m world record holder.

  • American actress, star of Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction.

  • Stage name of R&B singer Usher Raymond IV, very famous.

  • Dolores Umbridge, villainous teacher from Harry Potter series.

  • Short female name; Indian actress Uma Thurman is well known.

  • 18th U.S. president, Union Civil War general, full name with S.

  • Given name; hero of Homer’s Odyssey (Latin form of Odysseus).

  • Ring name of wrestler Mark Calaway, iconic WWE character.

  • Spanish form of Ulysses; used as a personal given name.

  • Archangel Uriel from Judeo‑Christian tradition, recognized figure.

  • Given name; Uri Geller and Uri Levine are notable bearers.

  • Umar is a male given name; 2nd caliph Umar ibn al‑Khattab is famous.

  • National personification of the USA, bearded man in top hat.

  • Uday Hussein, son of Saddam Hussein, infamous Iraqi figure.

  • Biblical name; Uriah the Hittite served King David.

  • Female given name; Una/Úna used in Ireland.

  • Short female name; used in Poland and Scandinavia.

  • Indian male name; Utkarsh means ‘prosperity’ in Sanskrit.

  • A rare variant of the given name Ursula.

  • Indian female name; in epic Ramayana, sister of Lakshman’s wife.

  • Fictional character; Uncle Ben from Spider‑Man comics.

  • Given name and papal name; e.g., Pope Urban II.

  • Variant of Eunice/Unice; used as a female given name.

  • Indian male name; Umesh means ‘Lord of Uma’, an epithet of Shiva.

  • Italian male name; also used in France and Switzerland.

  • German male name; Uwe is common in northern Germany.

  • Usman/Osman, Arabic male name; common in Muslim countries.

  • Indian female name; also an apsara in Hindu mythology.

  • Ursela is a real, uncommon given name.

  • Online persona of comedian Nigel Ng, famous for food rants.

  • Fictional bald uncle from The Addams Family series.

  • French form of Ulysses; used as a male given name.

  • German given name; also many notable people’s surname.

  • Scandinavian female name, common in Sweden and Finland.

  • Italian and Spanish male name, from Germanic origins.

  • Meme version of Knuckles from Sonic; distinct character.

  • Title+name of main character in 1989 comedy film.

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