(p. 164) upanētā1 a bringer; an usher. 2)

(p. 168) upāẏāntara an alternative means; an alternative. ̃হীন a. left without an alternative, having no alternative. 41)

(p. 168) ulluka the gibbon, a south-east Asian anthropoid ape; a term of abuse. 119)

(p. 150) udārā (mus.) the scale of deepest tone, (cp.) bass. 103)

(p. 148) utkanṭha having one's neck craned in inquisitiveness, eagerness, anxiety etc.; anxious; worried; in grim suspense or in extreme eagerness. 11)

(p. 143) uḥ expressing: pain, amazement, impatience, derision, disgust etc. 5)

(p. 150) uttōlita raised, lifted, hauled, heaved. উত্তোলিত করা same as উত্তোলন করা । 74)

(p. 150) udghāta undulation, ruggedness; a blow, a stroke; a mallet; a device for drawing water from a well, a pulley; a chapter or section of a book; allusion, reference. 128)

(p. 168) ulasā to be delighted or gladdened. 104)

(p. 165) upamēru consequent poles. 12)

(p. 150) utsarga ritual or religious offering; sacrifice; dedication; gift or foundation for public welfare; ejection, relieving oneself of, letting out (পুরীষোত্সর্গ). জীবন উত্সর্গ করা v. to sacrifice or dedicate one's life. পুকুর উত্সর্গ করা v. to dig a tank for public welfare. পুস্তক উত্সর্গ করা v. to dedicate a book. উত্সর্গীকৃত a. offered; sacrificed; dedicated; given or founded for public welfare. 29)

(p. 167) upasēbī in the practice of enjoying or worshipping; having attachment (to); addicted (to); given to adultery, adulterous; serving, in the service (of); attending upon. 27)

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

(p. 168) uṣṇīṣa a turban, a headgear; a coronet, a diadem. ̃কমল n. the lotus on the scalp according to the Buddhist scriptures. ̃ধারী a. turbaned; coroneted, diademed. 130)

(p. 149) utkrama an inverse or reverse order; a move against or departure from the order; an inverse course; inversion, reversion; infringement, violation; an exception; a going upwards; a going out; death. ̃ণ n. an inverse or reverse movement, inversion, reversion; reversion of order, disorder; a leaping over; death; (gr.) transposition (esp. disorderly transposition) of words within a sentence. 8)