(p. 168) ulaṅga naked, nude; bare; uncovered; unsheathed (উলঙ্গ অসি); candid, frank (উলঙ্গ পরান). fem. উলঙ্গা, উলঙ্গিনী । 99)

(p. 159) unmōcaka & a. one who unveils or unfolds. 34)

(p. 159) unapān̐jurē unfortunate, wretched; extremely weak, rickety. 3)

(p. 165) upamāna the object with which something is compared; (log.) analogy. 8)

(p. 157) udyamī enthusiastic, persevering; enterprising. উদ্যমী হওয়া v. to make an enterprise or effort; to persevere. 33)

(p. 165) upamātā a woman as venerable as one's mother; foster-mother; wetnurse. 7)

(p. 165) upamita compared, likened. 9)

(p. 150) uddaṇḍa a raised staff; a raised sceptre; a punishment about to be inflicted, (cp.) the sword of Damocles. a. holding a raised staff or sceptre; holding a hideous staff or sceptre; ready to punish; uncontrollable; powerful. 132)

(p. 165) upamāṃsa a wart, a mole. 6)

(p. 143) uccāśā high-hope; ambition, aspiration. উচ্চাশা করা v. to aspire. 41)

(p. 163) upadaṃśa syphillis. 6)

(p. 147) uṭhati rise, growth, development, flourish, increase. a. rising, growing, developing, flourishing, thriving, increasing. উঠতি অবস্হা flourishing stage. উঠতি পড়তি n. rise and fall; (comm.) boom and slump, fluctuation. উঠতি বয়স adolescence. উঠতির মুখ the first stage or beginning of rise or flourish or prosperity. 5)

(p. 167) upaśiṣya a minor disciple; a disciple of a disciple. 10)

(p. 168) upārjita earned; won; gained, obtained, acquired. 46)

(p. 163) upaṭaukana a gift or present given to express respect or amity. 2)