(p. 168) upāsita worshipped; adored; meditated; served in the hope of getting some benefit in return; admired; solicited. 54)

(p. 143) ujānō to go upstream. a. going or moving upstream; upstream. 65)

(p. 149) utkhāta dug up; uprooted, eradicated, extirpated; destroyed; cleft; (fig.) evicted, ejected. n. digging up; eradication, extirpation; destruction; cleaving; eviction, ejectment, ejection. উত্খাত করা v. to dig up; to root out, to eradicate, to extirpate; to destroy; to cleave; to evict, to eject, to oust. 15)

(p. 168) upasparśaka a sub-tangent. 9)

(p. 165) upalakṣaṇā (rhet.) a figure of speech akin to metonymy or synecdoche. 37)

(p. 168) ulaki a design marked on the skin by puncturing with a needle and inserting pigment; tattoo, a tatu. উলকি আঁকা v. to tattoo, to tatu. ̃-আঁকা a. tattooed. 98)

(p. 159) unmīlita open-eyed; opened; unfolded; blooming; exposed, manifested. উন্মীলিত করা same as উন্মীলন করা । 27)

(p. 168) uśakhuśa expression of or expressing restlessness or fidgetiness. উশখুশ করা v. to become restless with eagerness or inquisitiveness; to fidget. উশখুশানি n. fidgetiness, fidgets. 121)

(p. 168) uṣasī1 of the morning or dawn; glowing in the light of dawn; extremely beautiful. n. dawn (esp. when personified). 125)

(p. 162) upacarita (esp. of deities) entertained with offerings or presents; worshipped or served; (rhet.) metaphorically signified. 12)

(p. 150) udita risen; risen up; ascended; grown, born; revealed; flourished; appeared (esp. suddenly and for the first time). উদিত হওয়া v. to rise; to rise up, to come up; to ascend; to grow, to be born; to be revealed; to flourish; to appear. 107)

(p. 143) uñcha act of gleaning as a means of one's livelihood; a mean livelihood. ̃জীবী a. subsistent on gleaning. ̃বৃত্তি n. the practice of subsisting on gleaning; practice or act of somehow making both ends meet; earning a living by shifts. a. subsistent on gleaning. ̃শীল same as উঞ্ছজীবী । 72)

(p. 143) uccakita anxious, worried; on tenterhooks; agitated; restless; on the tiptoe of expectation. 28)

(p. 168) ubu seated on one's heels, squatted; high, elevated. উবু হওয়া v. to sit on one's heels, to squat. 70)

(p. 143) uḥ expressing: pain, amazement, impatience, derision, disgust etc. 5)