(p. 168) upārjaka one who earns (esp. money). n. a money-earner; an earner. 44)

(p. 149) utpatti origin, origination; creation; birth; production; coming into view, appearance; flourish. ̃মূল, ̃স্হান n. the source; place of origin. 19)

(p. 168) ulaṭi2 (poet.) having turned upside down. 102)

(p. 150) udātta (esp. in music) a high and deep tone, (cp.) baritone. a. in or using this tone; high, noble (উদাত্ত চরিত্র). 98)

(p. 150) uttāla very high (উত্তাল তরঙ্গ); billowy (উত্তাল সমুদ্র); monstrous; extremely agitated (উত্তাল হৃদয়). 64)

(p. 143) uccāśaẏa noble-minded, high-souled. 40)

(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. 157) udbējana act of causing anxiety or concern; act of worrying; worry, concern; anxiety; suspense. 14)

(p. 149) uttrasana, uttrāsa great fear or dread; alarm, dismay. উত্ত্রাসন n. intimidation. 16)

(p. 159) unnētā one who raises or lifts or elevates; one who causes to flourish or prosper; one who ameliorates or improves; one who causes to advance or progress; one who uplifts. 17)

(p. 150) udita risen; risen up; ascended; grown, born; revealed; flourished; appeared (esp. suddenly and for the first time). উদিত হওয়া v. to rise; to rise up, to come up; to ascend; to grow, to be born; to be revealed; to flourish; to appear. 107)

(p. 159) upakanṭha outskirts; neighhourhood, vicinity. 38)

(p. 163) upadhā (gr.) the penultimate letter of a word; a trick; a means; a test or testing of courtiers' honesty. 19)

(p. 159) unnidra sleepless; watchful, alert, vigilant. উন্নিদ্রা n. sleeplessness; watchfulness, alertness, vigilance. 15)

(p. 157) udbāhu one who has raised one's arms upwards; one with arms raised upwards. 6)