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

(p. 164) upanētā1 a bringer; an usher. 2)

(p. 149) utpadyamāna in the state of being born or being produced. 21)

(p. 150) utpāṭanīẏa that which is to be or can be extirpated or extracted; eradicable; extractable. 2)

(p. 159) upakathā a tale; a legend; a folk tale. 39)

(p. 150) udadhi an ocean; a sea; a bay. 91)

(p. 168) upāẏa-upakaraṇa ways and means. 36)

(p. 143) ujjībana infusion of a new life, regeneration; bringing back or coming back to life or consciousness, resuscitation; act of being predominant again from a state of extinction, revival. 68)

(p. 168) usakānō to raise or draw up (the wick of a lamp); (usu. dero.) to excite, to instigate; to open (a boil etc.) by piercing. উসকানি n. excitation, instigation. 133)

(p. 150) utpādaka one who or that which creates or begets or generates or produces or manufactures. n. a creator; a begetter, a generator; a producer; a manufacturer; that which helps to produce; (math.) a factor. 7)

(p. 168) uśīra aromatic root of a variety of grass, cuscus. 122)

(p. 162) upacikīrṣā disposition to do good, benevolence; the will to do good to others. 16)

(p. 143) ukhi dandruff, scurf. 20)

(p. 167) upaśama relief; alleviation; abatement, subsidence; cessation; intermission; repression of one's own senses. উপশম করা v. to relieve; to alleviate, to allay; to mitigate; to abate, to cause to subside or cease or intermit; to repress one's own senses. উপশম হওয়া v. to be relieved; to be alleviated or mitigated; to abate, to subside; to cease; to intermit; (of one's senses) to be repressed. ̃ক a. relieving; alleviating, allaying, mitigating; causing abatement or subsidence or cessation or intermission; causing repression of one's senses. ̃নীয় a. that which is to be or can be relieved or alleviated or allayed or mitigated or abated or made to cease or made to intermit or repressed. উপশমিত a. relieved; alleviated, mitigated, allayed; abated, subsided; ceased; intermitted; (of one's senses) repressed. 6)

(p. 168) ullamphana, ullampha act of jumping or leaping or springing or bounding or skipping; a jump, a leap, a spring; a spell of skipping or frisking. 114)