(p. 143) ucchē bitter gourd, a variety of kitchen vegetable having bitter taste. 51)

(p. 168) upādhyakṣa a vice-principal. 29)

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

(p. 159) unmēṣa, unmēṣaṇa opening or unfolding; bloom; incitation, incitement; slight exposition or manifestation; rousing or state of being roused, awakening; birth (esp. embryonic). উন্মেষিত a. opened; unfolded; blooming; slightly exposed or manifested; roused, awakened; born (esp. in embryonic form). উন্মেষিত করা v. to open; to unfold; to cause to bloom; to incite, to expose or manifest slightly; to rouse, to awaken; to cause to be born (esp. in embryonic form). 33)

(p. 150) uda1 the other. 84)

(p. 163) upanaẏana the ritual ceremony of investing a Brahmin or Kshatriya or Vaishya with the holy or sacred thread. 26)

(p. 143) ukuna the louse (pl. lice). 14)

(p. 150) uttāna lying or sitting or situated with the face upturned; lying flat on one's back, supine. 62)

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

(p. 165) upayōgī suitable, fitting; fit, competent; deserving, worthy; becoming; serviceable, useful; proper; adequate, sufficient; expedient, applicable; favourable, helpful. উপযোগিতা n. suitableness, suitability; fitness, competency, competence; deservingness; becomingness; serviceability; usefulness; propriety; adequacy; sufficiency; expedience, applicability; use; favourableness, helpfulness. 19)

(p. 157) udbāẏī volatile. উদ্বায়িতা n. volatileness or volatility; the property of evaporating rapidly. 2)

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

(p. 150) uttamāśā antarīpa the Cape of Good Hope. 48)

(p. 168) urbī the earth (esp. when personified as the mother of all created beings), Mother Earth. ̃ধর n. a mountain. ̃রুহ n. a tree; a plant. 96)

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