(p. 143) uccaiśrabā (myth.) the horse owned by Indra (ইন্দ্র) the king of gods. 43)

(p. 150) udumbara the wild fig or its tree. 112)

(p. 164) upabāsa abstinence from food, fast; starvation; a fast enjoined by religion. উপবাস করা v. to go without food; to abstain from food, to fast; to go hungry, to starve; to observe a religious fast. উপবাসী a. abstaining from food, fasting; starving; observing a religious fast. 23)

(p. 167) upaskāra materials; positing of some new quality; care; cleansing; (gr.) introduction of words in order to complete the sense of an incomplete sentence.

(p. 164) upapurāṇa a minor or secondary Purana. 18)

(p. 164) upapatnī a concubine. 9)

(p. 162) upacāra any of the articles given in religious offering; things or materials necessary for worship or used in worship; religious service or ceremony; medical treatment; surgical operation; figurative expression or its explanation. ̃শালা n. (med.) an operation theatre. 15)

(p. 168) ustama-pustama, ustama-phustama extreme annoyance. উস্তম-পুস্তম করা, উস্তম-ফুস্তম করা v. to tease or annoy beyond measure. 135)

(p. 159) unmukha craned in eagerness; eagerly expectant, looking forward; anxious; on the point of, about to (গমনোন্মুখ); ready, prepared. ̃তা n. craning (one's neck) in eagerness; eager expectancy; anxiety; state of being on the point of; readiness. 29)

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

(p. 159) unnidra sleepless; watchful, alert, vigilant. উন্নিদ্রা n. sleeplessness; watchfulness, alertness, vigilance. 15)

(p. 168) upāẏakṣama capable of earning. 37)

(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) upānat (rarely in use) shoe, boot, slipper. ̃কার n. a shoe-maker. 31)

(p. 148) utkala Orissa, a state in the Indian Union. 16)