(p. 149) utkīrtita proclaimed; made public; announced; lauded. 2)

(p. 165) upamēru consequent poles. 12)

(p. 162) upajila (in poet.) was or were produced or generated. 25)

(p. 157) udbhinna germinated or germinating; sprouted or sprouting; manifested or becoming manifest; grown up or growing up from under the surface of the ground. উদ্ভিন্ন হওয়া v. to germinate; to sprout; to become manifest; to grow up from under the surface of the ground. ̃যৌবনা a. fem. (of a girl) in the bloom of youth, in the first flush or glow of youth. 28)

(p. 164) upapatha a by-way, by path. 11)

(p. 164) upa-prakaraṇa a sub-clause. 19)

(p. 150) uttarōttara successively; one after another; gradually, by degrees; more and more. 60)

(p. 163) upatapta heated; distressed, aggrieved. 3)

(p. 163) upaniṣada, upaniṣat the Upanishads; the philosophical portion of the Vedas, the Vedantic philosophy; Sanskrit philosophical treatises giving an exposition of the Vedas. 32)

(p. 159) unmatta insane, mad; crazy; maddened, demented, frenzied; excited; impassioned; frantic; furious; unreasonably attached or addicted (to); drunken, extremely intoxicated; bereft of self-possession, beside oneself; delirious. fem. উন্মত্তা । ̃তা n. insanity, madness; craziness; craze; dementia; frenzy; excitement; fury; furiousness; unreasonable attachment or addiction; drunkenness; extreme intoxication; loss of self-possession; deliriousness. ̃প্রায়, ̃বত্ a. almost insane. adv. frantically; furiously. 20)

(p. 159) upakathā a tale; a legend; a folk tale. 39)

(p. 168) ullaṅghana act of crossing by leaping or vaulting over, act of leaping or vaulting or vaulting over; transgression, violation, infringement, disobedience. উল্লঙ্ঘন করা v. to cross by leaping or vaulting over, to leap or vault over; to transgress, to violate, to infringe, to disobey, উল্লঙ্ঘনীয় same as উল্লঙ্ঘ্য । 111)

(p. 143) uju (amongst Muslims) formal washing of one's person before praying and other religious services; washing one's person. 67)

(p. 168) urbaśī the name of the chief dancer of heaven celebrated for her ageless youth and undying beauty. 95)

(p. 149) utkṣēpa, utkṣēpaṇa throwing up, launching or sending up, casting or tossing up. 12)