(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. 162) upacarita (esp. of deities) entertained with offerings or presents; worshipped or served; (rhet.) metaphorically signified. 12)

(p. 163) upanāma a nickname, an alias; a surname; an appellation. 27)

(p. 163) upadraba a disturbance, a trouble; annoyance, irritation, pesterment; oppression; a raid; a danger, a mishap, calamity. উপদ্রব করা v. to disturb, to trouble; to pester; to oppress; to raid. ̃কারী a. & n. one who disturbs or gives trouble to or pesters or annoys or oppresses or raids. 15)

(p. 162) upagīta sung; extolled; celebrated. 6)

(p. 164) upabidhi a by-law. 24)

(p. 150) uttapta extremely hot or heated; excited; extremely angry or enraged. 43)

(p. 149) utpatana origination; rising or coming into view, appearance; going or rising upwards, ascension; going up in the air, flight. ̃শীল a. flying, in flight. 17)

(p. 147) uṭapākhi the ostrich. 4)

(p. 165) upamakṣikā flea. 2)

(p. 156) uddīpta to inflame, to flare up; to enkindle; to illumine or illuminate; to incite or excite; to animate; to make violent or impassioned; to manifest. 7)

(p. 167) upaśrēṇi a sub-class. 13)

(p. 168) upānta outskirts; an approach; vicinity; border, extremity; any penultimate or post-ultimate object. উপান্ত্য a. lying in the outskirts; penultimate. উপান্ত্য টীকা n. marginal note. উপান্ত্য বর্ণ (gr.) the penultimate letter of a word. 32)

(p. 143) ucchṛṅkhala disorderly; not disciplined; self-willed, wayward; uncontrolled, unregulated; lawless, dissolute, wild; Bohemian. উচ্ছৃঙ্খলতা n. disorderliness; indiscipline; waywardness; want of control or regularity; lawlessness; dissoluteness; Bohemianism. 50)

(p. 168) urasa the breast, the bosom; the chest. 87)