(p. 167) upasēbī in the practice of enjoying or worshipping; having attachment (to); addicted (to); given to adultery, adulterous; serving, in the service (of); attending upon. 27)

(p. 143) uccaiśrabā (myth.) the horse owned by Indra (ইন্দ্র) the king of gods. 43)

(p. 150) udāma uncontrollable, indomitable; violent; unrestrained; unbounded; free; open; reckless; wayward; uncovered, bare; naked; very naughty. 101)

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

(p. 168) uṣṇāñcala (geog.) the torrid zone. 129)

(p. 147) uṭhita (of land) developed for agriculture or habitation. 10)

(p. 168) upuḍ় lying with face on the ground, prostrate. উপুড় হওয়া v. to prostrate; to turn turtle. 59)

(p. 150) utpētē troublesome; annoying; bothersome; mischievous. 18)

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

(p. 168) upārjana earning (esp. money); winning; gaining or obtaining; acquirement; earning, income (উপার্জন কত?) উপার্জন করা v. to earn; to win; to gain, to obtain. ̃ক্ষম a. capable of earning. ̃রত, ̃শীল a. engaged in earning. 45)

(p. 163) upaṭaukana a gift or present given to express respect or amity. 2)

(p. 167) upasēbana act of enjoying, enjoyment; worship; attachment; addiction. 24)

(p. 164) upabana a garden, a park; a grove; an artificial forest. 22)

(p. 150) uddaṃśa a louse; a gadfly; a species of mosquito. 131)

(p. 168) umadā wealthy, rich; excellent; brilliant. 75)