(p. 147) uṭhabandi a temporary or periodical lease of agricultural land. ̃চাষ n. shifting cultivation. 8)

(p. 159) udhāō act of flying through the air, flight. a. vanished; missing; passed out of sight ('উধাও উধাও সুদূর আকাশে পক্ষিরাজ'). উধাও হওয়া v. to disappear, to vanish; to be missing; to pass out of sight. 2)

(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. 165) upalakṣaṇa a presage; an omen; an ominous sign; a prelude; state of being at the point of commencement; an incidental (as opposed to an essential) characteristic or feature. 36)

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

(p. 159) unāśi (coll.) seventy-nine. 4)

(p. 150) uttējana, uttējanā encouragement, incitation, incitement, excitation, excitement; instigation; provocation; agitation, stimulation, development, acceleration; quickening. চাপা উত্তেজনা tension. উত্তেজনা-সৃষ্টিকারী n. one who incites or stirs up discontent or trouble, a trouble-maker. 70)

(p. 149) utpatana origination; rising or coming into view, appearance; going or rising upwards, ascension; going up in the air, flight. ̃শীল a. flying, in flight. 17)

(p. 159) upakaraṇa an ingredient; an elemental or constituting material (esp. a raw one); an equipment; an implement; an apparatus; an accessory; an article (esp. of food and clothing) offered in religious worship. 42)

(p. 165) upamēru consequent poles. 12)

(p. 143) uju (amongst Muslims) formal washing of one's person before praying and other religious services; washing one's person. 67)

(p. 150) udyapana observance (of a rite, ceremony, etc.), execution or accomplishment (of a task etc.) উদ্যপন করা v. to observe; to execute, to accomplish. উদ্যাপিত a. observed; executed; accomplished. 93)

(p. 164) upabhāṣā a dialect. 33)

(p. 148) uḍ়upa a raft, a float; the moon. 7)

(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)