(p. 143) ujjībita infused with a new life, regenerated; brought back or returned to life or consciousness, resuscitated; returned to predominance from a state of extinction, revived. উজ্জীবিত করা v. to infuse a new life into, to regenerate; to bring back to life or consciousness, to breathe fresh life into, to resuscitate; to revive. 69)

(p. 150) utpāṭanīẏa that which is to be or can be extirpated or extracted; eradicable; extractable. 2)

(p. 165) upayācana act of asking for or soliciting personally; act of volunteering; act of being too ready or prompt. 14)

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

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

(p. 162) upajībya acceptable as a livelihood or profession or trade; acceptable as a means to satisfy one's demand; to be depended on. n. livelihood; a profession; a trade; a means to satisfy one's demand; a shelter; a prop; leit-motif, basic idea (কবিতার উপজীব্য). 29)

(p. 150) uttāna lying or sitting or situated with the face upturned; lying flat on one's back, supine. 62)

(p. 168) ubu seated on one's heels, squatted; high, elevated. উবু হওয়া v. to sit on one's heels, to squat. 70)

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

(p. 150) utpāta a disturbance; a nuisance; an annoyance, irritation; a mischief; a natural calamity; a pest. উত্পাত করা v. to disturb; to trouble; to annoy, to tease; to pester; to make mischief. 4)

(p. 168) upāẏajña able to find out means; resourceful. 38)

(p. 150) udyapana observance (of a rite, ceremony, etc.), execution or accomplishment (of a task etc.) উদ্যপন করা v. to observe; to execute, to accomplish. উদ্যাপিত a. observed; executed; accomplished. 93)

(p. 162) upacakṣu spectacles; glasses. 10)

(p. 168) uruta thigh. 88)

(p. 150) uttamāṅga the principal part of the body; the head; the part of the body from the head to the waist, the upper part of the body. 47)