(p. 150) uddāma indomitable; uncontrollable, intractable; violent; lacking in discipline; impetuous; unrestrained, unbounded, uncontrolled; self-willed, wayward; reckless. ̃তা n. indomitableness; violence; indiscipline; impetuosity; lack of restraint or control, intractableness; waywardness; recklessness.

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

(p. 159) unnata prosperous, wealthy, well-to-do (উন্নত অবস্হা); fortunate; flourishing; ameliorated, improved; advanced, progressed; uplifted; high, tall, lofty; elevated; raised; great; noble. উন্নত করা v. to raise, to elevate; to develop, to uplift. ̃চরিত্র a. possessing a noble character. ̃দেহ a. possessing a tall body. ̃মনা a. high-minded, high-souled. ̃মস্তক a. holding one's head high; unbending, unyielding; dignified. ̃শির a. same as উন্নতমস্তক । উন্নত সমাজ high society, the upper class; cultured society; progressive society; the well-to-do class. উন্নত সম্প্রদায় an advanced community. ̃হৃদয় same as উন্নতমনা । 8)

(p. 148) uḍ়u-uḍ়u extremely eager to fly in the air; extremely eager to go away; very restless or impatient (মন উড়ু উড়ু). 4)

(p. 163) upadēṣṭā imparting advice or instruction. n. a counsellor; an adviser; an instructor, a teacher; a preceptor. 13)

(p. 168) ubu seated on one's heels, squatted; high, elevated. উবু হওয়া v. to sit on one's heels, to squat. 70)

(p. 163) upadharma an irrational or false faith or religion; a superstition believed to be a part of religious worship; a fetish; an unscriptural but traditional religious practice. 18)

(p. 150) utala, utalā anxious; worried; excited; impatient, restless (উতলা বাতাস). 24)

(p. 143) un̐cu high, elevated, tall, lofty; exalted, noble (উঁচু মন); loud; rough (উঁচু কথা). উঁচু করা v. to raise; to elevate. উঁচানো v. to raise, to elevate. n. raising. a. raised. উঁচু-নিচু a. high and low; undulating, uneven. 8)

(p. 150) utpādita created; begotten, generated; produced; manufactured. 9)

(p. 150) udaja water-born, aquatic. 89)

(p. 163) upatārā the iris; the pupil of the eye. 4)

(p. 167) upaśaẏa lying down. 7)

(p. 163) upaniṣada, upaniṣat the Upanishads; the philosophical portion of the Vedas, the Vedantic philosophy; Sanskrit philosophical treatises giving an exposition of the Vedas. 32)

(p. 150) udghāṭaka one who or that which uncovers or opens or unbolts or unlocks or reveals or discovers. 125)