(p. 150) udōmādā stupid and careless. 116)

(p. 164) upapādana decision, solution; accomplishment, execution; proving, justification, demonstration. উপপাদন করা v. to decide, to solve; to accomplish, to execute; to prove, to justify, to demonstrate. উপপাদনীয় same as উপপাদ্য (a.) 15)

(p. 143) ui white ant, termite (also উই পোকা). ̃চারা, ̃ঢিপি, ̃ঢিবি n. an ant-hill. উই লাগা v. to get attacked with white ants. ̃ধরা, ̃লাগা a. attacked with or eaten up by white ants. 3)

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

(p. 150) utpāṭita uprooted, extirpated, eradicated; extracted; (fig.) evicted, displaced, removed, destroyed. 3)

(p. 147) uṭhānō to cause to ascend or climb; to lift; to heave, to haul up; to pick up; to raise; to cause to mount or ride; to extract or cause to be extracted (দাঁত উঠানো); to pluck or cause to be plucked; to promote (ক্লাসে উঠানো); to build or construct; to remove (রং উঠানো); to collect (চাঁদা উঠানো); to cause to enter (কানে উঠানো); to abolish (পূজাপাট উঠানো); to close down (দোকান উঠানো); to bring to an end (আড্ডা উঠানো); to include (তালিকায় উঠানো); to mention (নাম উঠানো); to evict, to eject (প্রজা বা ভাড়াটে উঠানো). 9)

(p. 168) uluka the owl. fem. উলুকী । 108)

(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. 159) unmōcita untied, freed from bondage; uncovered or unveiled; unfolded; set free, released, liberated. উন্মোচিত করা same as উন্মোচন করা । 36)

(p. 168) urbaśī the name of the chief dancer of heaven celebrated for her ageless youth and undying beauty. 95)

(p. 150) uttaraṣāḍh়ā the twenty-first of the twenty-seven zodiacal stars according to Hindu astronomy. 57)

(p. 165) uparuddha requested; solicited; asked for. 29)

(p. 159) uni (hon.) that person, he or she. 5)

(p. 150) udajāna hydrogen. 90)

(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)