(p. 167) upasēbita enjoyed; worshipped; treated with attachment, fawned upon; taken or tasted as an addiction; (of a wife) enjoyed by a man other than one's husband; served. 26)

(p. 168) umara age. 76)

(p. 162) upacikīrṣā disposition to do good, benevolence; the will to do good to others. 16)

(p. 150) udgama birth, production, growth; emanation; issue; rise; a rising up; sprouting. 118)

(p. 159) unmada mad, insane; lunatic; maddened; frenzied. fem. উন্মদা । 22)

(p. 150) udgrība extremely eager; full of curiosity; in suspense; anxious. 88)

(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) upapātaka a venial sin, a minor sin. 13)

(p. 148) utkarṇa hōẏā to be all ears. 14)

(p. 150) uttamā of উত্তম । 46)

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

(p. 159) unāśi (coll.) seventy-nine. 4)

(p. 147) uṭhanta rising; growing. উঠন্ত মুলো পত্তনে চেনা যায় (fig.) morning shows the day. 7)

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

(p. 162) upacāra any of the articles given in religious offering; things or materials necessary for worship or used in worship; religious service or ceremony; medical treatment; surgical operation; figurative expression or its explanation. ̃শালা n. (med.) an operation theatre. 15)