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

(p. 156) udbandhana hanging by the halter (for killing or self-killing). ̃রজ্জু n. a halter for hanging, a hangmans's rope. উদ্বন্ধনে মরা v. to die by hanging. 15)

(p. 168) upārjaka one who earns (esp. money). n. a money-earner; an earner. 44)

(p. 150) uttamarṇa a creditor; a money-lender. 45)

(p. 157) udyōga act or state of being on the point of; preparation; endeavour, effort; enterprise; assiduity; industry. উদ্যোগ করা বা নেওয়া v. to be on the point of; to make preparations, to get ready; to endeavour; to (be about to) undertake an enterprise. উদ্যোগী a. enterprising; endeavouring; assiduous; on the point of, ready (for). উদ্যোগী হওয়া v. to be on the point of, to get ready for; to undertake an enterprise; to endeavour; to be assiduous; to come forward; to take the initiative. 37)

(p. 157) udrāba loud noise or report. 40)

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

(p. 150) udōma naked; open; uncovered. 115)

(p. 168) upāṅga an accessory limb; a part of a limb; an excrescence; a text regarded as a part of or accessory of the Vedas; an epilogue or appendix. উপাঙ্গ-প্রদাহ n. appendicitis. 22)

(p. 168) upēta endowed with, invested with, possessed of (e.g. গুণোপেত) having or possessing qualities, qualified). 64)

(p. 150) utsēdha altitude, height. 42)

(p. 148) utkalita anxious, worried; in suspense; wavy, billowy, undulating; quoted or extracted from, taken from. 18)

(p. 143) ucchṛṅkhala disorderly; not disciplined; self-willed, wayward; uncontrolled, unregulated; lawless, dissolute, wild; Bohemian. উচ্ছৃঙ্খলতা n. disorderliness; indiscipline; waywardness; want of control or regularity; lawlessness; dissoluteness; Bohemianism. 50)

(p. 150) uttāpa heat; warmth; ardour, zeal; excitement; anger. উত্তাপিত a. heated; warmed-up; excited; angered. উত্তাপিত করা v. to heat; to warm up; to excite; to anger. ̃সহ a. heatproof. 63)

(p. 148) utkanṭhā state of having one's neck craned in inquisitiveness, eagerness, anxiety etc.; anxiety; worry; suspense; extreme eagerness. 12)