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

(p. 163) upanada, upanadī a stream that runs into another, a tributary, an affluent. 25)

(p. 143) ucchraẏa, ucchrāẏa, ucchriti height, altitude; elevation, gradual rise or ascent, elation, development. উচ্ছ্রায়ী a. ascending; rising gradually; in the process of being elated or developed. উচ্ছ্রিত a. heightened; swelled; developed. উচ্ছ্রা v. (poet.) to rise upwards, to swell ('উচ্ছ্রিয়া উঠিবে বিশ্ব'). 58)

(p. 168) uśakhuśa expression of or expressing restlessness or fidgetiness. উশখুশ করা v. to become restless with eagerness or inquisitiveness; to fidget. উশখুশানি n. fidgetiness, fidgets. 121)

(p. 150) utthānaśaktirahita, utthānaśaktihīna having no strength to get up or rise; unable to rise; bed-ridden. 78)

(p. 148) uḍ়ukku flying; capable of or given to flying; very restless or impatient. উড়ুক্কু মাছ n. flying fish. 5)

(p. 159) unnīta raised, lifted, elevated, flourished, prospered; ameliorated; improved; advanced, promoted, progressed, uplifted; developed. উন্নীত করা v. to raise, to lift, to elevate; to cause to flourish or prosper; to ameliorate; to improve; to cause to advance or progress; to uplift, to make better, to upgrade. 16)

(p. 150) uttarīẏa a scarf, a modesty scarf, (cp.) a stole. 59)

(p. 157) udbhinna germinated or germinating; sprouted or sprouting; manifested or becoming manifest; grown up or growing up from under the surface of the ground. উদ্ভিন্ন হওয়া v. to germinate; to sprout; to become manifest; to grow up from under the surface of the ground. ̃যৌবনা a. fem. (of a girl) in the bloom of youth, in the first flush or glow of youth. 28)

(p. 162) upacīẏamāna in the process of being amassed or accumulated or collected; in the process of being nourished or developed; prospering; prosperous, flourishing; (of property etc.) increasing in value. 19)

(p. 168) upākṣa (geog.) a minor axis; spectacles. 18)

(p. 168) upānat (rarely in use) shoe, boot, slipper. ̃কার n. a shoe-maker. 31)

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

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

(p. 168) upashāpikā of উপস্হাপক । 7)