(p. 165) upamāna the object with which something is compared; (log.) analogy. 8)

(p. 157) udra the otter. 38)

(p. 143) un̐cakapālē having a protuberant or bulging or convex forehead (such a forehead indicates luck in case of men, but ill-luck in case of women); fortunate (in case of women: unfortunate). fem. উঁচকপালি । 7)

(p. 163) upadhāna a pillow; act of holding; act of placing or depositing. 21)

(p. 168) uṣṇāñcala (geog.) the torrid zone. 129)

(p. 168) ulēmā a Muslim scholar or learned man, an ulema. 109)

(p. 157) udyamī enthusiastic, persevering; enterprising. উদ্যমী হওয়া v. to make an enterprise or effort; to persevere. 33)

(p. 143) ujjbambhaṇa manifestation; development; evolution; change. 70)

(p. 168) upāẏa-upakaraṇa ways and means. 36)

(p. 168) ubā to evaporate; to vanish; to disappear. 69)

(p. 156) uddhata rude; insolent; impudent; saucy; haughty, arrogant, bumptious, high and mighty; formidable; proud, vainglorious, stuck-up; obstinate, headstrong. 10)

(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. 164) upanētra spectacles, eyeglasses. 4)

(p. 148) utkaṭa severe; terrible, hideous; monstrous; queer, odd (উত্কট আবদার). উত্কট ব্যাধি n. an unusual and severe disease which is difficult to cure. 10)

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