(p. 168) upātta accepted; admitted, supposed (for the sake of argument), earned, obtained. n. (log. etc.) a datum. 24)

(p. 150) uttējaka encouraging; inciting, exciting; instigating; provocative; agitating; stimulating, stimulant; developing, accelerating; quickening. 69)

(p. 163) upadiśyamāna one who is being advised or instructed; one who is the object of advice or instruction. 9)

(p. 163) upadraba a disturbance, a trouble; annoyance, irritation, pesterment; oppression; a raid; a danger, a mishap, calamity. উপদ্রব করা v. to disturb, to trouble; to pester; to oppress; to raid. ̃কারী a. & n. one who disturbs or gives trouble to or pesters or annoys or oppresses or raids. 15)

(p. 168) upuḍ়hasta open-handed, munificent, generous; ready to pay off (debts etc.). উপুড়হস্ত না করা v. to be reluctant to pay or (esp.) to repay; not to pay off a debt. 60)

(p. 147) uṭhati rise, growth, development, flourish, increase. a. rising, growing, developing, flourishing, thriving, increasing. উঠতি অবস্হা flourishing stage. উঠতি পড়তি n. rise and fall; (comm.) boom and slump, fluctuation. উঠতি বয়স adolescence. উঠতির মুখ the first stage or beginning of rise or flourish or prosperity. 5)

(p. 168) uṣasī2 close of the day; evening. 126)

(p. 149) utkṛṣṭa excellent, best; elevated. ̃তা n. excellence; elevatedness. 5)

(p. 168) upādhyāẏa surname or title of an upcountry Brahmin; a professor or reader; a teacher; an instructor; a professional teacher or reader of the Vedas. উপাধ্যায়া, উপাধ্যায়ী n. fem. a female professor or reader; a ladyteacher; an instructress. উপাধ্যায়ী, উপাধ্যায়ানী n. fem. the wife of a professor or reader or instructor or of a professional teacher of the Vedas. 30)

(p. 162) upajñā an instinct. 30)

(p. 165) uparatna a thing as bright as a gem; a cheap gem; an imitation gem. 23)

(p. 168) upāṃśu lonely; deserted. 17)

(p. 164) upapurāṇa a minor or secondary Purana. 18)

(p. 150) utsēcaka enzyme. 41)

(p. 150) uttarāsya facing the north. 58)