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

(p. 162) upacikīrṣā disposition to do good, benevolence; the will to do good to others. 16)

(p. 150) udaẏa dawn; rise (সূর্যোদয়) sunrise (উদয়াস্ত); flourishing; (first) appearance or coming into view (মেঘোদয়); a debut; coming into existence; stirring, first sensation (ক্ষুধার উদয়); dawning (আশার উদয়); awakening (জাতির উদয়) ̃কাল. n. the time of sunrise. ̃গিরি, উদয়াচল n. (myth.) a mountain from the top of which the sun rises every morning; a hill in Orissa. উদয়াস্ত n. the time from sunrise to sunset; the whole day; sunrise and sunset; (fig.) rise and fall. adv. from sunrise to sunset; all day long. উদয়োন্মুখ a. on the point of rising; on the point of flourishing. 94)

(p. 150) udgīrṇa eructed, eructated, belched out; vomited; disgorged; ejected; (facet.) uttered. 124)

(p. 143) ucciṇḍ়ā, ucciṇḍ়ē a kind of insect akin to the cricket. 42)

(p. 157) udbigna worried; concerned, anxious. 7)

(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. 143) ukaḍ়ā parched paddy coated or sweetened with sugar or molasses. 10)

(p. 143) ucita just, equitable; reasonable; proper, right; worthy, becoming, suitable. ̃বক্তা a. outspoken. উচিত ব্যবহার just and equitable treatment, a square deal. 26)

(p. 159) unnamita raised, lifted up; elevated; brought up, moved; uplifted; advanced, progressed; developed; improved. 12)

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

(p. 150) utsarga ritual or religious offering; sacrifice; dedication; gift or foundation for public welfare; ejection, relieving oneself of, letting out (পুরীষোত্সর্গ). জীবন উত্সর্গ করা v. to sacrifice or dedicate one's life. পুকুর উত্সর্গ করা v. to dig a tank for public welfare. পুস্তক উত্সর্গ করা v. to dedicate a book. উত্সর্গীকৃত a. offered; sacrificed; dedicated; given or founded for public welfare. 29)

(p. 159) unmajjana act of rising from underwater etc.; act of floating. 19)

(p. 162) upacīẏamāna in the process of being amassed or accumulated or collected; in the process of being nourished or developed; prospering; prosperous, flourishing; (of property etc.) increasing in value. 19)

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