(p. 163) upanaẏana the ritual ceremony of investing a Brahmin or Kshatriya or Vaishya with the holy or sacred thread. 26)

(p. 150) udgiraṇa eructation, belching; vomiting; disgorgement; ejection; (usu. facet.) utterance. উদ্গিরণ করা to eruct, to eructate, to belch; to vomit; to disgorge; to eject; (usu. facet.) to utter. 121)

(p. 143) ukhi dandruff, scurf. 20)

(p. 159) unmathana thorough stir or churning; thorough kneading or thrashing or massaging; act of killing, slaughter; rout. উন্মথন করা v. to stir or churn or knead or thrash or massage thoroughly; to kill, to slay; to rout, to mop up. উন্মথিত a. stirred or churned or kneaded or thrashed or massaged thoroughly; in turmoil; killed, slain; routed; mopped up; swelling up or agitated owing to external attraction. 21)

(p. 150) udābarta inversion of one portion of intestine within another, intussusception. 100)

(p. 143) uccāṭana eradication, extirpation; act of agitating; agitation; act of tormenting, oppression, persecution; anxiety, state of suspense; a kind of pseudo-spiritual practice undertaken to persecute an enemy. 33)

(p. 157) udyata about to, on the point of; ready, prepared; enterprising (উদ্যত কর, জাগ্রত কর'); raised (উদ্যত দণ্ড). fem. উদ্যতা । উদ্যত করা v. to raise; to make enterprising or energetic or active, to energize, to activize. উদ্যত হওয়া v. to be on the point of, to be about to, to be ready or prepared. উদ্যতি n. readiness, preparedness; preparations. 31)

(p. 168) ullāsa delight, gladness; exultation; joy, joviality, jubilation, hilarity; (of books) a chapter. উল্লাস করা v. to express joy, to exult, to jubilate, উল্লাসী same as উল্লসিত । fem. উল্লাসিনী । 117)

(p. 150) uttāla very high (উত্তাল তরঙ্গ); billowy (উত্তাল সমুদ্র); monstrous; extremely agitated (উত্তাল হৃদয়). 64)

(p. 157) udrikta incited, excited; roused. 41)

(p. 165) upamahādēśa sub-continent. 4)

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

(p. 149) utkrōśa a species of bird akin to the eagle or osprey. 10)

(p. 149) utkūlita brought up or hauled up ashore; thrown up ashore. 4)

(p. 164) upapputa stricken with natural calamity or disaster; encompassed with danger, endangered; pestered; torn with insurrection; trouble-infested. 21)