(p. 159) unmōcita untied, freed from bondage; uncovered or unveiled; unfolded; set free, released, liberated. উন্মোচিত করা same as উন্মোচন করা । 36)

(p. 168) uśula requited; avengement; realisation (of a claim, bill, dues etc.). উশুল করা v. to avenge (a wrong); to realize (a claim or a bill or dues). 123)

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

(p. 150) uttējana, uttējanā encouragement, incitation, incitement, excitation, excitement; instigation; provocation; agitation, stimulation, development, acceleration; quickening. চাপা উত্তেজনা tension. উত্তেজনা-সৃষ্টিকারী n. one who incites or stirs up discontent or trouble, a trouble-maker. 70)

(p. 148) utkarṇa all ears, very eager to hear. 13)

(p. 148) uḍḍaẏana going up or moving in the air, soaring or flying, flight. 8)

(p. 159) unmūlaẏitā an extirpator, an eradicator; an evictor, an ejector, a remover; a destroyer; an exterminator. fem. উন্মূলয়িত্রী । 31)

(p. 150) udaẏa dawn; rise (সূর্যোদয়) sunrise (উদয়াস্ত); flourishing; (first) appearance or coming into view (মেঘোদয়); a debut; coming into existence; stirring, first sensation (ক্ষুধার উদয়); dawning (আশার উদয়); awakening (জাতির উদয়) ̃কাল. n. the time of sunrise. ̃গিরি, উদয়াচল n. (myth.) a mountain from the top of which the sun rises every morning; a hill in Orissa. উদয়াস্ত n. the time from sunrise to sunset; the whole day; sunrise and sunset; (fig.) rise and fall. adv. from sunrise to sunset; all day long. উদয়োন্মুখ a. on the point of rising; on the point of flourishing. 94)

(p. 162) upacikīrṣu benevolent. 17)

(p. 168) upuḍ় lying with face on the ground, prostrate. উপুড় হওয়া v. to prostrate; to turn turtle. 59)

(p. 159) unnaddha tied and hung up, put up (উন্নদ্ধ বেণী); swollen. 10)

(p. 168) urbaśī the name of the chief dancer of heaven celebrated for her ageless youth and undying beauty. 95)

(p. 164) upaplaba a natural calamity or disaster; a danger; a pest; an insurrection or insurgence; a coup d'etat. 20)

(p. 162) upagraha a satellite; a minor planet; a moon; (coll.) an undesirable dependant or companion; (coll.) a source of trouble. 8)

(p. 165) upamahādēśa sub-continent. 4)