(p. 150) utsādana extirpation, eradication; destruction; eviction, ejection; removal. উত্সাদন করা v. to uproot, to extirpate, to eradicate; to destroy; to evict, to eject; to remove. উত্সাদনীয় a. that which or one who is to be or can be eradicated or destroyed or evicted or ejected or removed. 32)

(p. 150) udāna one of the five vital winds prevalent within the human body (উদান lies in the throat). 99)

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

(p. 164) upabhāṣā a dialect. 33)

(p. 165) upamita compared, likened. 9)

(p. 165) upalakṣaṇā (rhet.) a figure of speech akin to metonymy or synecdoche. 37)

(p. 168) upaskṛta supplemented; collected; beautified; embellished, decorated; dressed, toileted. 2)

(p. 150) udōmādā stupid and careless. 116)

(p. 168) urdu the Urdu language, Urdu. ̃নবিশ n. one who is proficient in or professes to know Urdu. 92)

(p. 150) utthāna getting up; rise; flourishing; appearing (esp. suddenly and for the first time); emergence; insurgence, a rebellion. ̃পতন n. rise and fall; flourishing and downfall; undulation; increase and decrease; (comm.-of markets) boom and slump, fluctuation. 77)

(p. 143) ujjībana infusion of a new life, regeneration; bringing back or coming back to life or consciousness, resuscitation; act of being predominant again from a state of extinction, revival. 68)

(p. 156) uddharaṇa act of rescuing; act of lifting or reclaiming; quotation from a writing etc. ̃চিহ্ন n. quotation-marks (' '). 11)

(p. 157) udbiḍ়āla the otter. 8)

(p. 168) upahata hurt; wounded; attacked; overwhelmed. 11)

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