(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. 164) upabhōga enjoying, enjoyment; eating or drinking; using. উপভোগ্য a. enjoyable; eatable or drinkable; usable; that which is to be enjoyed or eaten and drunk or used.

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

(p. 150) utpādya that which is to be or can be created or begotten or generated or produced or manufactured. ̃মান a. in the process of being created or begotten or generated or produced or manufactured. 12)

(p. 168) upashāpaka bringing in, ushering; proposing, moving, introducing; submitting (a petition etc.). n. an usher; a proposer, a mover, an introducer; one who submits (a petition etc.). 5)

(p. 157) udbuddha made wise, enlightened; awakened; inspired; reanimated. 10)

(p. 157) udra the otter. 38)

(p. 168) upāẏī one who earns (esp. money), earning. 42)

(p. 159) ununa, unāna an oven, a furnace; a stove. উনুনে আচঁ দেওয়া, উনুন ধরানো v. to light the oven, to make a fire. 7)

(p. 165) upayācana act of asking for or soliciting personally; act of volunteering; act of being too ready or prompt. 14)

(p. 150) uttāna lying or sitting or situated with the face upturned; lying flat on one's back, supine. 62)

(p. 168) ulasā to be delighted or gladdened. 104)

(p. 168) ulasa (poet.) delight, joy; gladness; hilarity; merriment. 103)

(p. 143) ujabuka stupid; ignorant; uneducated; uncouth. 60)

(p. 143) ucciṇḍ়ā, ucciṇḍ়ē a kind of insect akin to the cricket. 42)