(p. 150) utsēcaka enzyme. 41)

(p. 162) upajanana origin, birth; a coming into existence; production. 21)

(p. 168) upahasita ridiculed, taunted, laughed at, mocked. 12)

(p. 157) udbhūta produced, born; manifested, revealed, appearing to the view; risen; evolved. fem. উদ্ভূতা । উদ্ভূত হওয়া v. to be produced or born; to come into existence; to be manifested or revealed, to come into view; to rise; to evolve. 29)

(p. 168) upākṣa (geog.) a minor axis; spectacles. 18)

(p. 168) upāhāra a light repast, tiffin, snack. 57)

(p. 162) upagata present; arrived; near, adjacent; having attachment to or attraction for; having enjoyed sexual intercourse (with); mated; obtained, attained; learnt. 3)

(p. 168) uhu expressing pain etc., oh. 137)

(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. 168) ulluka the gibbon, a south-east Asian anthropoid ape; a term of abuse. 119)

(p. 150) utpiñjara freed from a cage; freed from bondage. 13)

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

(p. 163) upadhārā sub-section. 22)

(p. 167) upasēbaka in the practice of enjoying or worshipping; having attachment (to); addicted (to); given to adultery, adulterous. n. an enjoyer; a worshipper; one who has attachment (to); an addict; an adulterer. 23)

(p. 143) uccākāṅkṣā ambition, aspiration. উচ্চাকাঙ্ক্ষী a. ambitious, aspiring. fem. উচ্চাকাঙ্ক্ষিণী । 32)