(p. 168) upādēẏa pleasant, delightful; enjoyable; tasteful, delicious, dainty, pleasant to eat. ̃তা n. pleasantness, delightfulness; enjoyableness; tastefulness, deliciousness, daintiness. 26)

(p. 150) uttōlaka one who or that which raises or lifts or hauls or heaves. ̃যন্ত্র n. a lever. 72)

(p. 162) upagiri a small hill, a hillock; an artificial hill. 5)

(p. 168) upōsa abstinence from food, fasting, fast. উপোস করা v. to fast; to go without food. উপোসি a. fasting, going or gone without food; hungry. উপোসিত a. going without food, fasting. 66)

(p. 168) uṣṇāñcala (geog.) the torrid zone. 129)

(p. 168) uśō a mason's wooden tool for plaining or smoothing. 124)

(p. 164) upabhōktā one who enjoys or eats and drinks or uses. 35)

(p. 168) uraśchada a piece of armour for the breast, a breastplate. 86)

(p. 156) udbartita uplifted; developed; survived; anointed with perfumes; (of muscles, joints etc.) rubbed or kneaded.

(p. 143) ukhaḍ়ānō to uproot, to extirpate. n. extirpation. a. uprooted. 17)

(p. 164) upabāsa abstinence from food, fast; starvation; a fast enjoined by religion. উপবাস করা v. to go without food; to abstain from food, to fast; to go hungry, to starve; to observe a religious fast. উপবাসী a. abstaining from food, fasting; starving; observing a religious fast. 23)

(p. 167) upaśulka a toll. উপশুল্ক সংগ্রাহক n. a toll collector. 11)

(p. 168) ulasita (poet.) delighted, gladdened. 105)

(p. 168) upāgama approaching or nearing, approach; presence; act of obtaining, obtainment; attainment. 21)

(p. 148) ut denoting: above, excessive, contrary, going beyond etc.; a-, supra-, super-, up-, ultra-, extra-, anti-, in-, non-, out-, preter-, trans-, etc. 9)