(p. 165) upamakṣikā flea. 2)

(p. 143) un̐ki2 a hiccup; retching. উকি তোলা v. to hiccup; to retch. 12)

(p. 168) urbī the earth (esp. when personified as the mother of all created beings), Mother Earth. ̃ধর n. a mountain. ̃রুহ n. a tree; a plant. 96)

(p. 168) umarāha, umarā (Mus.) a very rich man; a nobleman. 77)

(p. 150) utpādikā of উত্পাদক । উত্পাদিকা শক্তি n. productivity; capability of producing. 10)

(p. 157) udbēla, udbēlita washing or inundating the bank or shore; overflowing; swollen; overwhelmed; seized with (anxiety); brimming with (emotion). 16)

(p. 157) udbhābaka inventing, inventive; creating; creative; devising or designing. n. an inventor; a creator; a deviser, a contriver. 21)

(p. 143) uccāṭana eradication, extirpation; act of agitating; agitation; act of tormenting, oppression, persecution; anxiety, state of suspense; a kind of pseudo-spiritual practice undertaken to persecute an enemy. 33)

(p. 167) upaśaẏa lying down. 7)

(p. 143) uccāśā high-hope; ambition, aspiration. উচ্চাশা করা v. to aspire. 41)

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

(p. 168) uhā that (person or thing); it. উহার a. its. উহারা pro. pl. they. উহাদের a. their, theirs. 136)

(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. 150) utphulla blooming; highly delighted or exultant. 20)

(p. 163) upadarśaka an overseer; door-keeper, an usher. 7)