(p. 143) ukhā1 a dixie or cooking-pail usually with a concave bottom; an oven. 18)

(p. 150) udghātana (arith.) involution. 129)

(p. 168) umānō to heat; to agitate. n. measure, weight; quantity. 79)

(p. 163) upanāẏaka (in novels, plays etc.) a character second in importance only to the hero; the subordinate or secondary hero or leader. 28)

(p. 149) utkīrtita proclaimed; made public; announced; lauded. 2)

(p. 168) upāsaka engaged in worshipping or adoring or praying; devoted (to); engaged in religious meditation; engaged in serving or flattering a person in the hope of getting some benefit in return; admiring. n. a worshipper, an adorer; one who prays; a devotee; one who meditates; a servant, a flatterer; an admirer. 50)

(p. 150) uttāpa heat; warmth; ardour, zeal; excitement; anger. উত্তাপিত a. heated; warmed-up; excited; angered. উত্তাপিত করা v. to heat; to warm up; to excite; to anger. ̃সহ a. heatproof. 63)

(p. 159) upakēśa false hair, wig. 48)

(p. 159) unnētā one who raises or lifts or elevates; one who causes to flourish or prosper; one who ameliorates or improves; one who causes to advance or progress; one who uplifts. 17)

(p. 156) uddhṛticihna quotation marks. 14)

(p. 150) utsaba a festival; a fête; a fiesta; festivity; ceremony. উত্সব করা, উত্সব পালন করা v. to hold a festival. ̃মুখর a. festive and gay. 28)

(p. 168) upasbatba income or profit from landed property, business firm etc.; revenue. 10)

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

(p. 162) upajībikā livelihood; a profession, a trade. 27)

(p. 156) uddhamana vomiting or retching; disgorgement, ejection. 16)