Utah
- proper noun
- /ˈjuːtɑː/
- I miss Utah.
- the state of Utah
- Salt Lake City, Utah
- University of Utah
And we live in Utah and it was winter.
- And we live in Utah and it was winter.
- So I grew up here in Utah where I'm still at.
- I'll say probably Chris from Utah, they're not for you.
- Adam had stayed in Utah at our training base with our son.
- That's Nevada, that's Utah, and it's also Washington.
- So we would have the Utah LLC owned by the Wyoming LLC.
- And that's ever since then I've moved to Utah.
Examples
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Each of these outcomes has had an important effect on the Utah School Psychology Program.
Academic text (1991) -
Weber School District in Utah is a good place to begin your search.
Academic text (2011) -
You have the hot Utah sun and this dry air.
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And we live in Utah and it was winter.
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David had driven from Utah in the car that his parents had given him for college.
Fiction book (1990) -
So I grew up here in Utah where I'm still at.
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My family just flew in from Utah.
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This is my gold mine in Utah, the richest gold mine in the world.
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At the present time, there is almost no effort in Utah to plan for future lake-level fluctuations.
Academic text (1991) -
Many tourists visit Utah to explore its stunning national parks, like Zion and Arches.
Synonyms
Short form for Utah, a state in the western United States
An old name for the US state of Utah because many Mormons settled there in 1847
A nickname for the state of Utah in the United States
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Utah comes from the name of the Ute people, a Native American group who lived in the region. A common idea is that Ute means 'people of the mountains' or simply 'the people', which fits a state known for its high, rocky lands.