(p. 159) unmatta insane, mad; crazy; maddened, demented, frenzied; excited; impassioned; frantic; furious; unreasonably attached or addicted (to); drunken, extremely intoxicated; bereft of self-possession, beside oneself; delirious. fem. উন্মত্তা । ̃তা n. insanity, madness; craziness; craze; dementia; frenzy; excitement; fury; furiousness; unreasonable attachment or addiction; drunkenness; extreme intoxication; loss of self-possession; deliriousness. ̃প্রায়, ̃বত্ a. almost insane. adv. frantically; furiously. 20)

(p. 150) udgītha a part of the Sama Veda containing hymns and songs; chanting of the Sama Veda. 123)

(p. 168) upāshi a cartilage. 55)

(p. 168) upahāsa ridicule, taunt; a joke; contempt. উপহাস করা v. to ridicule or taunt, to laugh at, to mock, to jeer; to crack a joke; to treat with contempt. উপহাসাস্পদ n. an object of ridicule or taunt, a ridiculous person; a laughingstock; a laughable person; a contemptible person. উপহাস্য a. ridiculous, fit to be taunted or jeered at; laughable; contemptible. 14)

(p. 162) upaghāta a blow; harm; injury; destruction; extermination; extinction. 9)

(p. 159) unmada mad, insane; lunatic; maddened; frenzied. fem. উন্মদা । 22)

(p. 168) uruta thigh. 88)

(p. 165) upamēru consequent poles. 12)

(p. 168) umā the name of the wife of Shiva (শিব). 78)

(p. 168) ulasā to be delighted or gladdened. 104)

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

(p. 165) upamā likeness, similarity, comparison, equal (উপমা দেওয়া, উপমা নেই); (rhet.) a simile. উপমা দেওয়া v. to liken, to compare. ̃রহিত a. having no equal or parallel; without comparison; unparalleled. 5)

(p. 143) uccāraṇīẏa, uccārya that which should be or can be said or uttered or pronounced, utterable. উচ্চার্যমাণ a. that which is in the process of being said or uttered or pronounced. 38)

(p. 150) udīrṇa risen; emanated. 111)

(p. 150) udgāra a belch, eructation; a hiccup; vomiting; ejection (ধুম্রোদ্গার). উদ্গার তোলা v. to belch, to eruct, to eructate; to hiccup; to vomit; to eject. 120)