(p. 162) upacāra any of the articles given in religious offering; things or materials necessary for worship or used in worship; religious service or ceremony; medical treatment; surgical operation; figurative expression or its explanation. ̃শালা n. (med.) an operation theatre. 15)

(p. 167) upa-sabhāpati vice-chairman. 17)

(p. 157) udyama enthusiasm, earnestness; perseverance; enterprise; endeavour, effort; preparation; readiness. ̃নাশ, ̃ভঙ্গ n. failure of enterprise or effort; waste of energy. ̃শীল a. enthusiastic, earnest; persevering; enterprising; energetic; preparing oneself, in the state of getting ready. ̃শীলতা n. enthusiasm, elan; earnestness; perseverance; drive and initiative, push and thrust. ̃হানি same as উদ্যমনাশ । ̃হীন, নিরুদ্যম a. lacking in enterprise, unenterprising; unenthusiastic; lethargic; unpersevering. 32)

(p. 150) utsṛṣṭa forsaken, abandoned; sacrificed; dedicated; given; given as a present, presented; applied. 39)

(p. 143) ukaḍ়ā parched paddy coated or sweetened with sugar or molasses. 10)

(p. 150) udābarta inversion of one portion of intestine within another, intussusception. 100)

(p. 162) upajībī living upon; taken to a particular profession or trade. 28)

(p. 165) uparāṣṭrapati vice-president. 26)

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

(p. 149) utkṣipta thrown up; lifted; uprooted. 11)

(p. 168) ulkā an aerolite or aerolith, a shooting star, a meteor; a spark, a scintilla; a torch. ̃পাত n. the fall of a meteor to the earth. ̃পিণ্ড n. meteorite; a meteor. ̃মুখী n. the fox; ignis-fatuus, will -o'the -wisp; a woman whose face is ever ruddy with anger; a fire-vomiting remale ghoul. 110)

(p. 159) upakanṭha outskirts; neighhourhood, vicinity. 38)

(p. 150) uttamāṅga the principal part of the body; the head; the part of the body from the head to the waist, the upper part of the body. 47)

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

(p. 156) udbartita uplifted; developed; survived; anointed with perfumes; (of muscles, joints etc.) rubbed or kneaded.