(p. 150) uttaraṅga full of waves, billowy. 50)

(p. 168) upāhṛta collected; brought; imagined; fancied. 58)

(p. 163) upanīta brought; ushered; arrived; attained; (of Brahmins, Kshatriyas or Vaishyas) invested with the holy thread. উপনীত হওয়া v. to be brought or ushered; to arrive, to attain; to be invested with the holy thread.

(p. 157) udbējita worried; harried; stricken with anxiety. 15)

(p. 159) upakrānta begun; commenced; started, undertaken. 50)

(p. 150) udgrība extremely eager; full of curiosity; in suspense; anxious. 88)

(p. 150) utprēkṣā (rhet.) a figure of speech akin to simile and sustained metaphor in which it seems as if one thing has been transposed to another, a comparison introduced by 'as if', 'as though' etc.; guess, surmise; supposition; doubt. 19)

(p. 143) uccābhilāṣa ambition, aspiration. উচ্চাভিলাষী n. ambitious, aspiring. fem. উচ্চাভিলাষিণী । 35)

(p. 150) uttuṅga very high or tall, lofty. 67)

(p. 150) uttōlana act of raising or lifting or hauling or heaving. উত্তোলন করা v. to raise, to lift, to haul, to heave. 73)

(p. 168) upāshi a cartilage. 55)

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

(p. 167) upaśama relief; alleviation; abatement, subsidence; cessation; intermission; repression of one's own senses. উপশম করা v. to relieve; to alleviate, to allay; to mitigate; to abate, to cause to subside or cease or intermit; to repress one's own senses. উপশম হওয়া v. to be relieved; to be alleviated or mitigated; to abate, to subside; to cease; to intermit; (of one's senses) to be repressed. ̃ক a. relieving; alleviating, allaying, mitigating; causing abatement or subsidence or cessation or intermission; causing repression of one's senses. ̃নীয় a. that which is to be or can be relieved or alleviated or allayed or mitigated or abated or made to cease or made to intermit or repressed. উপশমিত a. relieved; alleviated, mitigated, allayed; abated, subsided; ceased; intermitted; (of one's senses) repressed. 6)

(p. 143) uccaṇḍa violent; terrible, fierce; indomitable; very angry or hot-tempered; severe. 29)

(p. 167) upasēbana act of enjoying, enjoyment; worship; attachment; addiction. 24)