(p. 162) upajanana origin, birth; a coming into existence; production. 21)

(p. 143) ujāgara sleepless. 62)

(p. 150) uttamāśā antarīpa the Cape of Good Hope. 48)

(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. 157) udbhida a plant or tree or vegetable or herb etc. that grows up from under the surface of the ground. ̃কুল n. the flora. ̃তত্ত্ব, ̃বিজ্ঞান, ̃বিদ্যা n. botany. ̃তাত্ত্বিক, ̃বিজ্ঞানী, ̃বিত্ n. a botanist. ̃ভোজী n. herbivorous. ̃সর্গ n. the plant kingdom. উদ্ভিদণু (inc.) উদ্ভিদাণু same as উদ্ভিজ্জাণু (see উদ্ভিজ্জ) । 27)

(p. 165) upalakṣaṇā (rhet.) a figure of speech akin to metonymy or synecdoche. 37)

(p. 150) utthāpaka one who raises; one who brings forward or moves or proposes; mover; one who mentions. 79)

(p. 150) udgama birth, production, growth; emanation; issue; rise; a rising up; sprouting. 118)

(p. 164) upapādaka one who or that which decides or solves or accomplishes or executes or proves or justifies or demonstrates. 14)

(p. 163) upatapta heated; distressed, aggrieved. 3)

(p. 167) upaśrēṇi a sub-class. 13)

(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. 149) utpāṭana act of uprooting, extirpation, eradication; extraction; (fig.) eviction, displacement, removal, destruction. উত্পাটন করা v. to uproot, to extirpate, to eradicate; to extract; (fig.) to evict, to displace, to remove, to destroy.

(p. 157) udbhaba origination, origin; birth; act of coming into existence or being. a. originating (from); born (of or in) (উচ্চ কুলোদ্ভব). 20)

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