(p. 164) upapati (masc.) a paramour, a gallant. 7)

(p. 150) utarōla tumult, uproar, hullabaloo. a. restless, anxious ('চিত উতরোল'). 23)

(p. 163) upatārā the iris; the pupil of the eye. 4)

(p. 168) upābartana returning or retreating; a turning round; rotation, act of whirling. 33)

(p. 143) ujira a minister of state esp. the prime minister (usu. in Muslim rule). উজিরি, উজিরালি n. office of the prime minister; premiership. রাজাউজির মারা v. to try to establish one's importance by fabricating stories about one's familiarity with big persons. 66)

(p. 164) upapura outskirts of a town, a suburb; a township. উপপৌর a. suburban. 17)

(p. 164) upabhōktā one who enjoys or eats and drinks or uses. 35)

(p. 162) upajā (poet.) to be born or produced or to generate. 22)

(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. 164) upabṛtta an ellipse. উপবৃত্তাকার a. elliptical in shape. 28)

(p. 150) udajāna hydrogen. 90)

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

(p. 143) ujāḍ় empty, exhausted; depopulated; desolate (ঠক বাছতে দেশ উজার). 63)

(p. 162) upacaryā act of waiting on, attendance; nursing; medical treatment. 13)

(p. 163) upadharma an irrational or false faith or religion; a superstition believed to be a part of religious worship; a fetish; an unscriptural but traditional religious practice. 18)