Is it: I am yours to hold or something related to that?
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I found this:
teneo te Africa "I hold you, Africa!"
Suetonius attributes this to Julius Caesar, from when Caesar was on the African coast.
Found it here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Latin_phrases...
All three previous answers are right. If you want to say "I am yours to hold," it would be "Tibi tenenda sum" (or "tenendus" if you're a man). Actually, it's a little stronger than that and means "You must hold me," but I think it will do!
I hold you
"I'm holding you" or "I hold you", "I have you", 'I've got you", "I own you".