(p. 162) upacaryā act of waiting on, attendance; nursing; medical treatment. 13)

(p. 149) utpāṭaka one who or that which uproots or extirpates or eradicates; one who extracts; (fig.) one who evicts or displaces or removes or destroys. 24)

(p. 162) upajībya acceptable as a livelihood or profession or trade; acceptable as a means to satisfy one's demand; to be depended on. n. livelihood; a profession; a trade; a means to satisfy one's demand; a shelter; a prop; leit-motif, basic idea (কবিতার উপজীব্য). 29)

(p. 168) upēkṣā, upēkṣaṇa disregard; rejection; neglect; contempt; indifference, heedlessness, inattention. উপেক্ষা করা v. to disregard; to reject; to neglect; to attach no importance to; to treat with indifference or inattention; to pay no attention or heed to, to take no care of; to ignore; to overlook. উপেক্ষণীয় a. negligible; contemptible; not deserving any notice; ignorable. 62)

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

(p. 143) ujānō to go upstream. a. going or moving upstream; upstream. 65)

(p. 164) upaplaba a natural calamity or disaster; a danger; a pest; an insurrection or insurgence; a coup d'etat. 20)

(p. 162) upajñā an instinct. 30)

(p. 168) ubhaẏārtha ambiguous, equivocal, having both or dual meanings. 74)

(p. 143) um̐hu expressing: unwillingness, nonacceptance, bashfulness, slight pain. 9)

(p. 162) upagata present; arrived; near, adjacent; having attachment to or attraction for; having enjoyed sexual intercourse (with); mated; obtained, attained; learnt. 3)

(p. 168) upābartana returning or retreating; a turning round; rotation, act of whirling. 33)

(p. 149) utpadyamāna in the state of being born or being produced. 21)

(p. 168) ula wool. 97)

(p. 150) udita risen; risen up; ascended; grown, born; revealed; flourished; appeared (esp. suddenly and for the first time). উদিত হওয়া v. to rise; to rise up, to come up; to ascend; to grow, to be born; to be revealed; to flourish; to appear. 107)