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

(p. 159) unmatta insane, mad; crazy; maddened, demented, frenzied; excited; impassioned; frantic; furious; unreasonably attached or addicted (to); drunken, extremely intoxicated; bereft of self-possession, beside oneself; delirious. fem. উন্মত্তা । ̃তা n. insanity, madness; craziness; craze; dementia; frenzy; excitement; fury; furiousness; unreasonable attachment or addiction; drunkenness; extreme intoxication; loss of self-possession; deliriousness. ̃প্রায়, ̃বত্ a. almost insane. adv. frantically; furiously. 20)

(p. 143) ukila a pleader, an advocate; a lawful or legal representative; (facet. or derog.) a supporter. উকিল দেওয়া, উকিল লাগানো v. to engage a pleader. উকিল হওয়া v. to take up the profession of a pleader; to be a pleader; to act as a pleader for, to plead for; to advocate; to support. উকিলি a. of or like a pleader (উকিলি বুদ্ধি). 13)

(p. 168) upādhāna a pillow. 27)

(p. 168) upāgama approaching or nearing, approach; presence; act of obtaining, obtainment; attainment. 21)

(p. 168) ura, urḥ the bosom, the breast; the chest. উরঃফলক n. a sternum, a breastbone. 82)

(p. 150) uttamāṅga the principal part of the body; the head; the part of the body from the head to the waist, the upper part of the body. 47)

(p. 156) udbandhana hanging by the halter (for killing or self-killing). ̃রজ্জু n. a halter for hanging, a hangmans's rope. উদ্বন্ধনে মরা v. to die by hanging. 15)

(p. 167) upasēbaka in the practice of enjoying or worshipping; having attachment (to); addicted (to); given to adultery, adulterous. n. an enjoyer; a worshipper; one who has attachment (to); an addict; an adulterer. 23)

(p. 150) udghāta undulation, ruggedness; a blow, a stroke; a mallet; a device for drawing water from a well, a pulley; a chapter or section of a book; allusion, reference. 128)

(p. 150) utpāṭanīẏa that which is to be or can be extirpated or extracted; eradicable; extractable. 2)

(p. 163) upadēbatā, upadēba a demi-god; an apparition, a ghost; an evil spirit. 11)

(p. 167) upaśirā a thin or delicate vein; a subsidiary vein. 9)

(p. 164) upapatha a by-way, by path. 11)

(p. 148) utkarṇa hōẏā to be all ears. 14)