(p. 168) upahata hurt; wounded; attacked; overwhelmed. 11)

(p. 167) upaśaẏa lying down. 7)

(p. 168) umānō to heat; to agitate. n. measure, weight; quantity. 79)

(p. 150) udāna one of the five vital winds prevalent within the human body (উদান lies in the throat). 99)

(p. 168) ullaṅghya that which can be or is to be leapt over or trasgressed or violated or infringed or disobeyed. 113)

(p. 168) ubā to evaporate; to vanish; to disappear. 69)

(p. 163) upadēśa counsel, advice; instruction, teaching; precept; admonition. উপদেশ দেওয়া v. to counsel, to advise; to instruct, to teach; to admonish. ̃ক same as উপদেষ্টা । ̃নীয় a. worthy of receiving advice or instruction or teaching. ̃মূলক a. giving or containing advice or teaching, didactic, instructive, instructional. উপদেশ্য same as উপদেশনীয় । 12)

(p. 167) upasēka act of alleviating or abating by sprinkling with water. 21)

(p. 150) utphulla blooming; highly delighted or exultant. 20)

(p. 165) upalakṣa, upalakṣya an end in view, a purpose; an aim; an occasion; an opportunity, a pretext, an excuse. 35)

(p. 149) utpāṭana act of uprooting, extirpation, eradication; extraction; (fig.) eviction, displacement, removal, destruction. উত্পাটন করা v. to uproot, to extirpate, to eradicate; to extract; (fig.) to evict, to displace, to remove, to destroy.

(p. 143) ucchala, ucchalita all-pervading; surging; lively; thrown up, disgorged; bulged out; swelled. উচ্ছল হওয়া, উচ্ছলিত হওয়া v. to be all-pervading; to be lively; to swell up; to bulge out, to swell. উচ্ছলন n. state of being all-pervading; state of being thrown up or disgorged; act of swelling up or bulging out. 45)

(p. 168) upādhāna a pillow. 27)

(p. 149) utpatha a contrary way; a wrong path; an evil way. ̃গামী a. following a contrary way. diverging; taking to or taken to a wrong path, erratic, off the track, deviated, gone astray; erratic; eccentric; taken to an evil way, depraved. 20)

(p. 143) ukti speech; a saying, an apophthegm; a statement; a pronouncement. ̃প্রত্যুক্তি n. statement and counter-statement, bandying of words; mutual recrimination. 16)