(p. 150) uttapta extremely hot or heated; excited; extremely angry or enraged. 43)

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

(p. 150) udghāta undulation, ruggedness; a blow, a stroke; a mallet; a device for drawing water from a well, a pulley; a chapter or section of a book; allusion, reference. 128)

(p. 167) upasēbaka in the practice of enjoying or worshipping; having attachment (to); addicted (to); given to adultery, adulterous. n. an enjoyer; a worshipper; one who has attachment (to); an addict; an adulterer. 23)

(p. 163) upadbīpa a peninsula. উপদ্বীপীয় a. peninsular. 14)

(p. 159) upakṛta benefited; helped. উপকৃতি same as উপকার । 46)

(p. 162) upacānō to overflow. a. overflowing; overflowed. 14)

(p. 162) upacikīrṣu benevolent. 17)

(p. 165) uparyukta above-mentioned; mentioned above or earlier. 32)

(p. 163) upadaṃśa syphillis. 6)

(p. 168) ulluka the gibbon, a south-east Asian anthropoid ape; a term of abuse. 119)

(p. 150) udīrṇa risen; emanated. 111)

(p. 163) upadhārā sub-section. 22)

(p. 162) upagata present; arrived; near, adjacent; having attachment to or attraction for; having enjoyed sexual intercourse (with); mated; obtained, attained; learnt. 3)

(p. 168) ubha1 both. ̃চর a. amphibious, amphibian. উভচর প্রানী an amphibian. উভচর প্রানীবর্গ the amphibia. ̃বল n. ambivalence. a. ambivalent. ̃লিঙ্গ a. (bio. & zoo.) androgynous, bisexual; (gr.) of common gender. n. an androgynous creature; (gr.) common gender or a word in this gender. 71)