(p. 168) upādhyāẏa surname or title of an upcountry Brahmin; a professor or reader; a teacher; an instructor; a professional teacher or reader of the Vedas. উপাধ্যায়া, উপাধ্যায়ী n. fem. a female professor or reader; a ladyteacher; an instructress. উপাধ্যায়ী, উপাধ্যায়ানী n. fem. the wife of a professor or reader or instructor or of a professional teacher of the Vedas. 30)

(p. 165) upayācana act of asking for or soliciting personally; act of volunteering; act of being too ready or prompt. 14)

(p. 159) unmārga an evil or prohibited path, a wrong course; misconduct; wrong-doing, act of committing sin(s). a. addicted to an evil or prohibited course; misbehaving; given to wrong-doing, sinning. ̃গামী same as উন্মার্গ (a.). 25)

(p. 168) upahṛta given or offered as present, presented; given or offered; collected. 15)

(p. 165) uparōdha an earnest request; importunity, solicitation; recommendation; sake (কাজের উপরোধে). উপরোধে ঢেঁকি গেলা v. to swallow the (bitter) pill reluctantly in order to comply with a request. 31)

(p. 150) udārā (mus.) the scale of deepest tone, (cp.) bass. 103)

(p. 150) utsa a fountain, a spring; a cascade, a fall; a source. ̃কূপ n. an artesian well. ̃মুখ n. a fountain-head; a source. 25)

(p. 165) upamita compared, likened. 9)

(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. 159) unnaddha tied and hung up, put up (উন্নদ্ধ বেণী); swollen. 10)

(p. 150) udgrība extremely eager; full of curiosity; in suspense; anxious. 88)

(p. 150) udghāṭaka one who or that which uncovers or opens or unbolts or unlocks or reveals or discovers. 125)

(p. 149) utpatita originated; risen; one who or that which has got up; ascended; gone up in the air, flown. 18)

(p. 148) utkanṭha having one's neck craned in inquisitiveness, eagerness, anxiety etc.; anxious; worried; in grim suspense or in extreme eagerness. 11)

(p. 165) upamātā a woman as venerable as one's mother; foster-mother; wetnurse. 7)