(p. 148) uḍ়i, uḍ়idhāna paddy grown in uncultivated land from seeds driven by wind. 3)

(p. 168) upēkṣaka & n. one who disregards or rejects or neglects; one who attaches no importance to; one who treats with contempt or indifference or inattention; one who ignores or overlooks. 61)

(p. 164) upanētā1 a bringer; an usher. 2)

(p. 149) utkṣēpa, utkṣēpaṇa throwing up, launching or sending up, casting or tossing up. 12)

(p. 147) uṭhabandi a temporary or periodical lease of agricultural land. ̃চাষ n. shifting cultivation. 8)

(p. 168) upāgama approaching or nearing, approach; presence; act of obtaining, obtainment; attainment. 21)

(p. 143) ujānō to go upstream. a. going or moving upstream; upstream. 65)

(p. 159) upakaraṇa an ingredient; an elemental or constituting material (esp. a raw one); an equipment; an implement; an apparatus; an accessory; an article (esp. of food and clothing) offered in religious worship. 42)

(p. 168) upēta endowed with, invested with, possessed of (e.g. গুণোপেত) having or possessing qualities, qualified). 64)

(p. 150) udātta (esp. in music) a high and deep tone, (cp.) baritone. a. in or using this tone; high, noble (উদাত্ত চরিত্র). 98)

(p. 143) ujjībita infused with a new life, regenerated; brought back or returned to life or consciousness, resuscitated; returned to predominance from a state of extinction, revived. উজ্জীবিত করা v. to infuse a new life into, to regenerate; to bring back to life or consciousness, to breathe fresh life into, to resuscitate; to revive. 69)

(p. 163) upadiṣṭa of one who has been advised or instructed, of that which has been said by way of advice or instruction, advised, instructed, taught, counselled, directed. 10)

(p. 150) udaka, uda3 water. উদকুম্ভ n. a pitcher full of water, a water-jar. 85)

(p. 168) uśula requited; avengement; realisation (of a claim, bill, dues etc.). উশুল করা v. to avenge (a wrong); to realize (a claim or a bill or dues). 123)

(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)