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

(p. 157) udbigna worried; concerned, anxious. 7)

(p. 168) upādhi a title; an academic degree or appellation given to the recipient of a degree; a designation; a surname; a quality or property that distinguishes an individual from the class, a denotation. ̃ক, ̃ধারী a. titled; a degreeholder. ̃পত্র n. a diploma, an academic certificate. 28)

(p. 164) upabhāṣā a dialect. 33)

(p. 150) uttarāsya facing the north. 58)

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

(p. 168) upāẏajña able to find out means; resourceful. 38)

(p. 147) uṭakō unknown (উটকো লোক); unbelievable, preposterous, queer (উটকো গল্প); unexpected (উটকো ব্যাপার); incidental (উটকো খরচা); unnecessary, causeless (উটকো ঝামেলা); insincere (উটকো সোহাগ); frivolous, flippant (উটকো মেয়ে); given to slipping away frequently from one's husband's house (উটকো বউ). 2)

(p. 167) upasēbana act of enjoying, enjoyment; worship; attachment; addiction. 24)

(p. 159) upa expressing : nearness, adjacency, excellence, similarity, shortcoming, shortage, subordination, subjection, incompleteness, sub-, under-, etc. 37)

(p. 162) upagiri a small hill, a hillock; an artificial hill. 5)

(p. 150) uttamāśā antarīpa the Cape of Good Hope. 48)

(p. 150) utarāi a descent of a mountain or hill, a slope, a mountain-side, a hill-side. 21)

(p. 162) upacānō to overflow. a. overflowing; overflowed. 14)

(p. 150) uddaṇḍa a raised staff; a raised sceptre; a punishment about to be inflicted, (cp.) the sword of Damocles. a. holding a raised staff or sceptre; holding a hideous staff or sceptre; ready to punish; uncontrollable; powerful. 132)