(p. 163) upadēbatā, upadēba a demi-god; an apparition, a ghost; an evil spirit. 11)

(p. 168) upāẏajña able to find out means; resourceful. 38)

(p. 150) udīrṇa risen; emanated. 111)

(p. 162) upagraha a satellite; a minor planet; a moon; (coll.) an undesirable dependant or companion; (coll.) a source of trouble. 8)

(p. 168) upāsaka engaged in worshipping or adoring or praying; devoted (to); engaged in religious meditation; engaged in serving or flattering a person in the hope of getting some benefit in return; admiring. n. a worshipper, an adorer; one who prays; a devotee; one who meditates; a servant, a flatterer; an admirer. 50)

(p. 168) ulasita (poet.) delighted, gladdened. 105)

(p. 157) udyāna a garden; a grove; a greenhouse; a park. ̃পাল, ̃পালক n. a keeper or caretaker of a garden, a gardener; a horticulturist. ̃পালন n. gardening; horticulture. ̃বাটি, ̃বাটিকা n. a gardenhouse; a villa. ̃বিদ্যা n. horticulture; gardening. ̃বীথি n. a garden-path. ̃রক্ষক n. one who looks after a garden, a gardener. ̃সম্মেলন n. a garden party. 34)

(p. 149) utkrōśa a species of bird akin to the eagle or osprey. 10)

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

(p. 143) uccaṇḍa violent; terrible, fierce; indomitable; very angry or hot-tempered; severe. 29)

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

(p. 167) upalabhya knowable, cognizable; attainable; capable of being accomplished; that which is to be learnt or attained or accomplished. 3)

(p. 162) upacānō to overflow. a. overflowing; overflowed. 14)

(p. 143) uccāra excrement, faeces, stool, dung; utterance. 36)