(p. 159) upakaraṇa an ingredient; an elemental or constituting material (esp. a raw one); an equipment; an implement; an apparatus; an accessory; an article (esp. of food and clothing) offered in religious worship. 42)

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

(p. 143) ucchiṣṭa (of food) left or remaining in the plate after eating; not washed after eating (উচ্ছিষ্ট মুখ); that which has come in contact with cooked food (উচ্ছিষ্ট হাঁড়ি). n. orts; leavings of food in the plate after eating (also উচ্ছিষ্টান্ন); scraps of food. ̃ভোজন n. feeding of left-overs in another person's plate. ̃ভোজী a. one who eats the scraps of food left in another person's plate. n. a cringing dependant. 49)

(p. 150) uttaraṅga full of waves, billowy. 50)

(p. 165) upayācikā of উপযাচক । n. fem. a woman who comes forward to ask for love or sexual intercourse. 15)

(p. 168) umēda hope, desire; expectation. উমেদার a. cherishing a hope, desirous, expectant. n. a candidate (for a job etc.). উমেদারি n. soliciting for a job etc.; offering oneself as a candidate; candidature. 81)

(p. 150) utsaṅga the fold of the body of a person sitting, lap; a tableland, a plateau. 26)

(p. 167) upa-sabhāpati vice-chairman. 17)

(p. 150) udāna one of the five vital winds prevalent within the human body (উদান lies in the throat). 99)

(p. 150) uttarōttara successively; one after another; gradually, by degrees; more and more. 60)

(p. 143) ukuna the louse (pl. lice). 14)

(p. 164) upabēśita seated. 32)

(p. 148) utkalikā a wave; a bud; anxiety, worry; suspense; extreme eagerness. 17)

(p. 168) upāẏana a present, a complimentary gift; a reward. 39)

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