(p. 164) upanētra spectacles, eyeglasses. 4)

(p. 168) upashāpana bringing in or ushering; proposing or moving or introducing; act of submitting, submission. উপস্হাপন করা v. to bring in, to usher; to propose, to move, to raise, to introduce; to submit. উপস্হাপিত n. brought in; proposed or moved; introduced; placed; submitted. 6)

(p. 157) udbāha marriage, wedding, bridal. ̃ন n. act of giving in marriage. উদ্বাহিত a. married, wedded. উদ্বাহী a. one who marries, marrying; one who wishes to or is going to marry. 5)

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

(p. 147) uṭakō unknown (উটকো লোক); unbelievable, preposterous, queer (উটকো গল্প); unexpected (উটকো ব্যাপার); incidental (উটকো খরচা); unnecessary, causeless (উটকো ঝামেলা); insincere (উটকো সোহাগ); frivolous, flippant (উটকো মেয়ে); given to slipping away frequently from one's husband's house (উটকো বউ). 2)

(p. 162) upacakṣu spectacles; glasses. 10)

(p. 150) udashitibidyā hydrostatics. 97)

(p. 168) upahrada a lagoon. 16)

(p. 159) unmūlita extirpated, uprooted, eradicated; evicted, ejected, removed; destroyed, exterminated. উন্মূলিত করা same as উন্মূলন করা । 32)

(p. 168) upātta accepted; admitted, supposed (for the sake of argument), earned, obtained. n. (log. etc.) a datum. 24)

(p. 168) upāhāra a light repast, tiffin, snack. 57)

(p. 149) utkrōśa a species of bird akin to the eagle or osprey. 10)

(p. 163) upanāẏaka (in novels, plays etc.) a character second in importance only to the hero; the subordinate or secondary hero or leader. 28)

(p. 164) upapputa stricken with natural calamity or disaster; encompassed with danger, endangered; pestered; torn with insurrection; trouble-infested. 21)

(p. 167) upalabdhi feeling, perception; understanding, realization, cognition; attainment, acquirement; (loos.) appreciation; (psy.) sense-perception. উপলব্ধি করা v. to feel, to perceive; to understand, to realize, to cognize, to learn; to attain, to obtain, to acquire; (loos.) to appreciate. 2)