(p. 162) upakṣāra an alkaloid. 2)

(p. 159) unnīta raised, lifted, elevated, flourished, prospered; ameliorated; improved; advanced, promoted, progressed, uplifted; developed. উন্নীত করা v. to raise, to lift, to elevate; to cause to flourish or prosper; to ameliorate; to improve; to cause to advance or progress; to uplift, to make better, to upgrade. 16)

(p. 168) urbara fertile, productive; prolific. fem. উর্বরা । উর্বর করা v. to make fertile, to fertilize. ̃তা n. fertility, productivity. ̃তাসাধন n. fertilization. 93)

(p. 143) ucciṇḍ়ā, ucciṇḍ়ē a kind of insect akin to the cricket. 42)

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

(p. 168) ullikhita written above; above-mentioned; alluded to. 118)

(p. 159) unnamana act of raising or lifting up; act of bringing forward or moving (a proposal etc.); uplift, upliftment; advancement, progress; development; improvement. 11)

(p. 143) uchala swelling up; swelled up; overflowing. উছলানো v. to swell up; to overflow. n. swelling up; overflow. a. swollen, overflowing, swelled up. 59)

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

(p. 157) udbhābita invented; created; devised or designed, excogitated. 23)

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

(p. 143) ujabēka, ujabēga an Uzbeg; an inhabitant of Uzbekistan. 61)

(p. 165) upayōjana act of making suitable; act of accommodating, accommodation, adjustment, adaptation. উপযোজন করা v. to render suitable; to render accommodating, to accommodate, to adjust, to adapt. 20)

(p. 157) udbhinna germinated or germinating; sprouted or sprouting; manifested or becoming manifest; grown up or growing up from under the surface of the ground. উদ্ভিন্ন হওয়া v. to germinate; to sprout; to become manifest; to grow up from under the surface of the ground. ̃যৌবনা a. fem. (of a girl) in the bloom of youth, in the first flush or glow of youth. 28)

(p. 163) upanada, upanadī a stream that runs into another, a tributary, an affluent. 25)