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

(p. 150) utsādita uprooted, extirpated, eradicated; destroyed; evicted, ejected; removed. 33)

(p. 159) unmada mad, insane; lunatic; maddened; frenzied. fem. উন্মদা । 22)

(p. 164) upabṛtta an ellipse. উপবৃত্তাকার a. elliptical in shape. 28)

(p. 150) uttarāpatha the part of India lying between the Himalayas and the Vindhyas; Northern India, Upper India. 53)

(p. 167) upaskāra materials; positing of some new quality; care; cleansing; (gr.) introduction of words in order to complete the sense of an incomplete sentence.

(p. 150) udalā uncovered, bare; naked. 96)

(p. 150) utsa a fountain, a spring; a cascade, a fall; a source. ̃কূপ n. an artesian well. ̃মুখ n. a fountain-head; a source. 25)

(p. 150) udgīta sung in a loud voice; (fig.) announced or preached in a loud voice. উদ্গীতি n. singing in a loud voice; (fig.) announcement or preaching in a loud voice. 122)

(p. 168) upāgata arrived within the approaches of, neared; present; current; existing; one who has or that which has been obtained or attained. 20)

(p. 143) un̐ki a peep; a prying; a furtive glance. ̃ঝুঁকি n. (frequent or repeated) peeping and prying. উঁকিঝুঁকি মারা v. to peep and pry (frequently or repeatedly), to look and peer about inquisitively. উঁকি দেওয়া, উঁকি মারা v. to peep; to look shyly or furtively or surreptitiously; to begin to appear; to put in first appearance shyly or furtively. 6)

(p. 165) upamāna the object with which something is compared; (log.) analogy. 8)

(p. 150) udīrṇa risen; emanated. 111)

(p. 165) upayācita asked for or solicited personally, volunteered. 16)

(p. 147) uṭhabandi a temporary or periodical lease of agricultural land. ̃চাষ n. shifting cultivation. 8)