(p. 165) upayōga good, benefit; necessity; service; use, usefulness, utility; assistance, support; eating, enjoyment; application; suitableness. ̃বাদ n. utilitarianism. ̃বাদী a. utilitarian. n. a utilitarian. 18)

(p. 150) udātta (esp. in music) a high and deep tone, (cp.) baritone. a. in or using this tone; high, noble (উদাত্ত চরিত্র). 98)

(p. 157) udbējita worried; harried; stricken with anxiety. 15)

(p. 150) uttamāṅga the principal part of the body; the head; the part of the body from the head to the waist, the upper part of the body. 47)

(p. 157) udbhaba origination, origin; birth; act of coming into existence or being. a. originating (from); born (of or in) (উচ্চ কুলোদ্ভব). 20)

(p. 147) uṭhana act of swelling; act of getting up or climbing or ascending or rising. 6)

(p. 168) ura, urḥ the bosom, the breast; the chest. উরঃফলক n. a sternum, a breastbone. 82)

(p. 168) urbī the earth (esp. when personified as the mother of all created beings), Mother Earth. ̃ধর n. a mountain. ̃রুহ n. a tree; a plant. 96)

(p. 150) utturē in or of or coming from the north; northerly (উত্তুরে হাওয়া); northern. 68)

(p. 159) unmēṣa, unmēṣaṇa opening or unfolding; bloom; incitation, incitement; slight exposition or manifestation; rousing or state of being roused, awakening; birth (esp. embryonic). উন্মেষিত a. opened; unfolded; blooming; slightly exposed or manifested; roused, awakened; born (esp. in embryonic form). উন্মেষিত করা v. to open; to unfold; to cause to bloom; to incite, to expose or manifest slightly; to rouse, to awaken; to cause to be born (esp. in embryonic form). 33)

(p. 164) upapatnī a concubine. 9)

(p. 150) udgāra a belch, eructation; a hiccup; vomiting; ejection (ধুম্রোদ্গার). উদ্গার তোলা v. to belch, to eruct, to eructate; to hiccup; to vomit; to eject. 120)

(p. 168) ustama-pustama, ustama-phustama extreme annoyance. উস্তম-পুস্তম করা, উস্তম-ফুস্তম করা v. to tease or annoy beyond measure. 135)

(p. 143) ukhā2 a file, a rasp. উখা দিয়ে ঘষা v. to file; to rasp. 19)

(p. 167) upalēpa smearing or anointing or plastering; an ointment; a plaster; (bot. & bio.) accretion. ˜ন n. smearing or anointing or plastering. 5)