উদার : (p. 150) udāra high, lofty; noble; liberal; charitable, generous, munificent; magnanimous; kind; open-hearted; free from narrowness. উদার আকাশ the high (and open or free) sky. ̃চরিত্র, ̃প্রকৃতি, ̃স্বভাব a. noble-charactered, noble-natured; noble; liberal; magnanimous; lofty. ̃চেতা, ̃মতি, ̃মনা, ̃হৃদয় a. nobleminded, high-souled, noble-hearted; noble; liberal; magnanimous; openhearted. ̃তা n. loftiness; nobleness; liberality; charitableness, generosity, munificence; magnanimity; kindness; freedom from narrowness. ̃নীতি n. (chiefly pol.) liberalism. ̃নীতিক, ̃নৈতিক a. liberal. ̃পন্হী same as উদারনৈতিক । 102)

(p. 168) upta (of seeds) sown, sowed. উপ্তি n. act of sowing. 67)

(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)

(p. 159) upakṛta benefited; helped. উপকৃতি same as উপকার । 46)

(p. 168) umara age. 76)

(p. 149) utpatana origination; rising or coming into view, appearance; going or rising upwards, ascension; going up in the air, flight. ̃শীল a. flying, in flight. 17)

(p. 165) upamakṣikā flea. 2)

(p. 168) ullāsa delight, gladness; exultation; joy, joviality, jubilation, hilarity; (of books) a chapter. উল্লাস করা v. to express joy, to exult, to jubilate, উল্লাসী same as উল্লসিত । fem. উল্লাসিনী । 117)

(p. 163) upadhūpana fumigation. 23)

(p. 168) umāpati, umāśaṅkara Shiva (শিব) the husband of Uma (উমা). 80)

(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. 164) upabēda any of the four minor or subsidiary Vedas: they deal with (1) the art of healing, (2) archery, (3) music and aesthetics and (4) architecture or masonry. 29)

(p. 143) ujāgara sleepless. 62)

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

(p. 156) uddīpta to inflame, to flare up; to enkindle; to illumine or illuminate; to incite or excite; to animate; to make violent or impassioned; to manifest. 7)

(p. 149) utkuna the louse (pl. lice). 3)