(p. 150) uttējaka encouraging; inciting, exciting; instigating; provocative; agitating; stimulating, stimulant; developing, accelerating; quickening. 69)

(p. 143) uchala swelling up; swelled up; overflowing. উছলানো v. to swell up; to overflow. n. swelling up; overflow. a. swollen, overflowing, swelled up. 59)

(p. 168) upēkṣaka & n. one who disregards or rejects or neglects; one who attaches no importance to; one who treats with contempt or indifference or inattention; one who ignores or overlooks. 61)

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

(p. 164) upanyāsa a novel, a book of fiction; a long story; a romantic tale, a romance; a preface or introduction; a proposal. ̃কার, ̃রচয়িতা, ̃লেখক n. a novelist. 6)

(p. 143) uila a written document directing the disposal of one's effects at death, a will, a testament. উইল করা v. to draw up a will, to will, to bequeath. 4)

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

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

(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. 164) upabīta the holy thread of a Brahmin or Kshatriya or Vaishya. 27)

(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. 168) umāpati, umāśaṅkara Shiva (শিব) the husband of Uma (উমা). 80)

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

(p. 150) utpāda1 having heels over head. 5)