(p. 165) uparatna a thing as bright as a gem; a cheap gem; an imitation gem. 23)

(p. 157) udrāba loud noise or report. 40)

(p. 159) uniśa nineteen. উনিশ-বিশ n. slight or negligible or insignificant difference; hair-splitting difference; partiality. উনিশ-বিশ করা v. to treat with partiality; to make a slight difference. উনিশ-বিশ হওয়া v. to differ slightly. উনিশে n. the nineteenth day of a month. a. (of days of a month) nineteenth. 6)

(p. 162) upacarita (esp. of deities) entertained with offerings or presents; worshipped or served; (rhet.) metaphorically signified. 12)

(p. 163) upaniṣada, upaniṣat the Upanishads; the philosophical portion of the Vedas, the Vedantic philosophy; Sanskrit philosophical treatises giving an exposition of the Vedas. 32)

(p. 150) utsaṅga the fold of the body of a person sitting, lap; a tableland, a plateau. 26)

(p. 147) uṭapākhi the ostrich. 4)

(p. 163) upadēbatā, upadēba a demi-god; an apparition, a ghost; an evil spirit. 11)

(p. 150) uttarōttara successively; one after another; gradually, by degrees; more and more. 60)

(p. 168) urbaśī the name of the chief dancer of heaven celebrated for her ageless youth and undying beauty. 95)

(p. 168) urbī the earth (esp. when personified as the mother of all created beings), Mother Earth. ̃ধর n. a mountain. ̃রুহ n. a tree; a plant. 96)

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

(p. 150) udāhṛta cited as an example, mentioned (esp. as a precedent). 106)

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

(p. 159) unāśi (coll.) seventy-nine. 4)