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ఉపాధ్యా-upadhya abatement. ఉపశమించు upas'amintsu, v n. To be calmed or pacifi- ed. 2. To be alleviated, abated, or assuaged,

ఉపశ్రుతి upasruti, s. A good or bad omen, as gathered by two persons in consultation together, from incidentally over hearing what is said. by a third person. 2. Judicial astrology ; aspect of the stars? fortune-telling, &c.

ఉపస్పర్శము apasparsamu, s. Touching, contact. 2. Bathing, ablution. 3. vide ఆచమనము achamanamu.

ఉపాదానము upadanamu, s. Abstraction, restraining the organs of sense and perception. 2. Cause, motive. 3. Commonly a handful of raw rice, given in alms ; begging. ఉపాదానమెత్తు upadanamettu, To beg raw rice

ఉపాధి upadhi, s. Virtuous reflection. 2. In the Yedanta, the mortal forms or properties which disguise the spirit. 3. A person attentive to the support of the family. 4. Commonly, pain, trouble, sickness. 5. Prevention.

ఉపాధ్యాయుడు upadhyayudu, 5. The brahman who performs family cer- monies. 2. One choseto to represent Bramha at a sacrifice. 3. A spiritual preceptor. 4. A school master. This word is honorificaliy used in the plural, ఉపాధ్యాయి upadhyayi, The wife of a teacher.

ఉపాయము upayamu, *, A stratagem, artifice, contrivance, or expedi- ent. 2. A plot. 3. A method or eans. 4. A remedy. చతురుపాయములు chaturupayamulu, The four means of success, against an enemy. viz. సామము samamu, Conciliation. దానము danamu, Presents, or gifts. భేదము bheclamu,' Dividing; creating dissension : and దండము dandamu, Chastisement. ఉపాయశాలి upayasali, A contriver, ఉపాయము కల్పించు upayamu kalpintsu, To form a plot, to contrive. -

ఉపాసము npasamu, s. vide ఉపవాసము upavasamu.

ఉపేక్ష upeksha, 8. Contempt; disregard. 2. Inactivity, indolence. 3. Abandoning. 4. Indifference. ఉపేక్షించు upekshintsu, v. m To disregard, to contemn. 2. To be indifferent. 3. To abandon.

ఉపోష్యము uposhyamu, S* A fast. ఉపోష్యము ఉండు uposhyamu undu, To abstain from food ; to fast.

ఉప్పత uppata, s. Dilating on the extraordinary prosperity, qtialifications, or beauty of another. This-is always blamed by the natives, be cause it is believed that -injury