(p. 150) uttarāpatha the part of India lying between the Himalayas and the Vindhyas; Northern India, Upper India. 53)

(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. 150) udīẏamāna rising, ascending; flourishing; up and coming. 109)

(p. 143) ujjībita infused with a new life, regenerated; brought back or returned to life or consciousness, resuscitated; returned to predominance from a state of extinction, revived. উজ্জীবিত করা v. to infuse a new life into, to regenerate; to bring back to life or consciousness, to breathe fresh life into, to resuscitate; to revive. 69)

(p. 150) udashitibidyā hydrostatics. 97)

(p. 168) ulēmā a Muslim scholar or learned man, an ulema. 109)

(p. 156) udbarta surplus, excess. 17)

(p. 164) upapatha a by-way, by path. 11)

(p. 168) upānat (rarely in use) shoe, boot, slipper. ̃কার n. a shoe-maker. 31)

(p. 150) udajāna hydrogen. 90)

(p. 149) utkhanana digging. উত্খনিত a. dug up. 14)

(p. 157) udyōktā one who makes preparations for or gets ready for; one who undertakes an enterprise; one who is on the point of undertaking or is about to undertake. 36)

(p. 143) ujabuka stupid; ignorant; uneducated; uncouth. 60)

(p. 149) utkrānta that which has been crossed by leaping over; leapt over; shot up or come up (from); dead. উত্ক্রান্তি n. crossing by leaping over; leaping over; shooting up or coming up (from); gradual development or heightening; a going out; death. 9)

(p. 164) upaplaba a natural calamity or disaster; a danger; a pest; an insurrection or insurgence; a coup d'etat. 20)