(p. 156) uddhṛticihna quotation marks. 14)

(p. 149) utkṣēpa, utkṣēpaṇa throwing up, launching or sending up, casting or tossing up. 12)

(p. 165) upalabdha felt, perceived; understood, realized, learnt; attained, obtained, acquired; (loos.) appreciated.

(p. 150) uttarōttara successively; one after another; gradually, by degrees; more and more. 60)

(p. 163) upanirbācana a by-election. 31)

(p. 164) upapātaka a venial sin, a minor sin. 13)

(p. 168) upahasita ridiculed, taunted, laughed at, mocked. 12)

(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)

(p. 167) upasēbita enjoyed; worshipped; treated with attachment, fawned upon; taken or tasted as an addiction; (of a wife) enjoyed by a man other than one's husband; served. 26)

(p. 143) uḥ expressing: pain, amazement, impatience, derision, disgust etc. 5)

(p. 149) utkēndra (chiefly in math.) eccentric. ̃তা n. eccentricity. 6)

(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. 168) upādhi a title; an academic degree or appellation given to the recipient of a degree; a designation; a surname; a quality or property that distinguishes an individual from the class, a denotation. ̃ক, ̃ধারী a. titled; a degreeholder. ̃পত্র n. a diploma, an academic certificate. 28)

(p. 162) upacānō to overflow. a. overflowing; overflowed. 14)

(p. 156) udbartita uplifted; developed; survived; anointed with perfumes; (of muscles, joints etc.) rubbed or kneaded.