(p. 163) upadruta disturbed (উপদ্রুত অঞ্চল); troubled; pestered; oppressed; raided; laid waste. 17)

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

(p. 164) upapātaka a venial sin, a minor sin. 13)

(p. 150) utphulla blooming; highly delighted or exultant. 20)

(p. 168) upāṃśu lonely; deserted. 17)

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

(p. 143) uccāra excrement, faeces, stool, dung; utterance. 36)

(p. 150) utsanna perished; destroyed; ruined; utterly depraved, gone to the bad, gone to the dogs; evicted. উত্সন্ন করা v. to destroy; to ruin; to evict. উত্সন্নে দেওয়া v. to ruin; to deprave; to evict. উত্সন্নে যাওয়া v. to be ruined; to go to the dogs, to go to the bad. 27)

(p. 150) utthāpaka one who raises; one who brings forward or moves or proposes; mover; one who mentions. 79)

(p. 157) udbhaba origination, origin; birth; act of coming into existence or being. a. originating (from); born (of or in) (উচ্চ কুলোদ্ভব). 20)

(p. 165) uparantu in addition, moreover, over and above, besides; into the bargain. 24)

(p. 148) utkanṭhā state of having one's neck craned in inquisitiveness, eagerness, anxiety etc.; anxiety; worry; suspense; extreme eagerness. 12)

(p. 164) upapada (gr.) the first of two words compounded into one; (gr.) a system of forming compound words by adding a suffix denoting an agent (usu. উপপদ তত্পুরুষ). 12)

(p. 162) upajila (in poet.) was or were produced or generated. 25)

(p. 164) upabēda any of the four minor or subsidiary Vedas: they deal with (1) the art of healing, (2) archery, (3) music and aesthetics and (4) architecture or masonry. 29)