(p. 157) udbāha marriage, wedding, bridal. ̃ন n. act of giving in marriage. উদ্বাহিত a. married, wedded. উদ্বাহী a. one who marries, marrying; one who wishes to or is going to marry. 5)

(p. 163) upanagara outskirts of a town, a suburb; a small town, a township. 24)

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

(p. 168) upākṣa (geog.) a minor axis; spectacles. 18)

(p. 168) upādhāna a pillow. 27)

(p. 168) upōdghāta beginning, start; a presage; a preface; a prologue, an introduction. 65)

(p. 159) upakrānta begun; commenced; started, undertaken. 50)

(p. 150) utpāṭanīẏa that which is to be or can be extirpated or extracted; eradicable; extractable. 2)

(p. 168) upāṅga an accessory limb; a part of a limb; an excrescence; a text regarded as a part of or accessory of the Vedas; an epilogue or appendix. উপাঙ্গ-প্রদাহ n. appendicitis. 22)

(p. 150) uthala, uthāla surging up, swelling up; overflowing; very high (উথল ঢেউ); billowy (উথল সমুদ্র). উথলানো v. to surge up, to swell up; to overflow. উথালপাথাল a. topsy-turvy, rising and falling rapidly. উথলিত a. surged up, swollen; surging up, swelling up; overflowing; overflowed. 83)

(p. 165) uparatna a thing as bright as a gem; a cheap gem; an imitation gem. 23)

(p. 165) upamāṃsa a wart, a mole. 6)

(p. 159) unnati prosperity; good fortune; flourish; amelioration, improvement, advancement; progress; uplift; promotion; development; tallness; loftiness; elevatedness; (geom. geol.) rise, height, altitude, elevation; greatness, nobleness. উন্নতি করা, ̃সাধন করা v. to prosper or cause to prosper; to flourish or cause to flourish; to improve; to advance or cause to advance, to progress or cause to progress; to get promotion; to be uplifted or to uplift; to be developed or to develop; to rise or cause to rise.উন্নতি লাভ করা v. to prosper; to flourish; to improve; to advance or progress; to be uplifted or developed, to rise. ̃শীল a. prospering; prosperous; flourishing; improving; progressing; progressive. 9)

(p. 150) uttarāpatha the part of India lying between the Himalayas and the Vindhyas; Northern India, Upper India. 53)

(p. 168) upādhyakṣa a vice-principal. 29)