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

(p. 168) uraga, uraṅga, uraṅgama a reptile; a serpent; a snake. fem. উরগী, উরঙ্গী, উরঙ্গমী । 83)

(p. 168) umānō to heat; to agitate. n. measure, weight; quantity. 79)

(p. 163) upadiśyamāna one who is being advised or instructed; one who is the object of advice or instruction. 9)

(p. 150) uddaṇḍa a raised staff; a raised sceptre; a punishment about to be inflicted, (cp.) the sword of Damocles. a. holding a raised staff or sceptre; holding a hideous staff or sceptre; ready to punish; uncontrollable; powerful. 132)

(p. 143) uṭa the camel.

(p. 143) ucchē bitter gourd, a variety of kitchen vegetable having bitter taste. 51)

(p. 150) utsārita removed; thrown up; driven upwards. fem. উত্সারিতা । 35)

(p. 143) un̐ki2 a hiccup; retching. উকি তোলা v. to hiccup; to retch. 12)

(p. 150) udyapana observance (of a rite, ceremony, etc.), execution or accomplishment (of a task etc.) উদ্যপন করা v. to observe; to execute, to accomplish. উদ্যাপিত a. observed; executed; accomplished. 93)

(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. 149) utpatti origin, origination; creation; birth; production; coming into view, appearance; flourish. ̃মূল, ̃স্হান n. the source; place of origin. 19)

(p. 167) upalabhya knowable, cognizable; attainable; capable of being accomplished; that which is to be learnt or attained or accomplished. 3)

(p. 157) udbiḍ়āla the otter. 8)

(p. 143) uccārita spoken; elocuted; uttered; pronounced. 39)