(p. 165) upamāṃsa a wart, a mole. 6)

(p. 168) upāẏabihīna, upāẏahīna resourceless; having no means; helpless. 40)

(p. 168) ulēmā a Muslim scholar or learned man, an ulema. 109)

(p. 168) upāsana, upāsanā worship; adoration; prayer; devotion; religious meditation; act of serving or flattering a person in the hope of getting some benefit in return; admiration; solicitation. উপাসনা করা v. to worship; to adore; to pray; to be devoted to; to be engaged in religious meditation, to meditate. 52)

(p. 150) udgata born, produced, grown; emanated; issued; risen; risen up; sprouted. উদ্গত হওয়া v. to be born or produced, to grow; to emanate; to issue; to rise, to rise up, to come out or up; to sprout. 117)

(p. 157) udbhābita invented; created; devised or designed, excogitated. 23)

(p. 143) ucchbasita swollen, swelled; welled up; swelling; overflowed; overflowing; filled to the brim; overfull; full of ardour; impassioned; seized with overmastering emotion. 56)

(p. 157) udyōktā one who makes preparations for or gets ready for; one who undertakes an enterprise; one who is on the point of undertaking or is about to undertake. 36)

(p. 168) ulaki a design marked on the skin by puncturing with a needle and inserting pigment; tattoo, a tatu. উলকি আঁকা v. to tattoo, to tatu. ̃-আঁকা a. tattooed. 98)

(p. 163) upatyakā a valley. স্রংস-উপত্যকা a rift valley. 5)

(p. 168) uṣma, uṣmā heat; warmth; anger, rage, passion; huff; excitement; summer; temperature. উষ্ম হওয়া v. to become heated or warm; to get angry or huffy. উষ্মা প্রকাশ করা v. to vent one's anger or huff. উষ্মবর্ণ n. (gr.) any of the aspirates. উষ্মমাপক n. a thermometer. উষ্মস্বেদ n. vapour bath. উষ্মাগম n. the hot season, summer. উষ্মান্বিত a. angered, angry. 132)

(p. 168) upta (of seeds) sown, sowed. উপ্তি n. act of sowing. 67)

(p. 150) utpētē troublesome; annoying; bothersome; mischievous. 18)

(p. 157) udbindu ascending node. 9)

(p. 143) uchala swelling up; swelled up; overflowing. উছলানো v. to swell up; to overflow. n. swelling up; overflow. a. swollen, overflowing, swelled up. 59)