Glossary of Religious Terms (L – U)

Glossary of Religious Terms (A – K)

L- U

L – Laity, Lamb of God, Lamentations, Lāṭ, Latria, Latter‑day Saints (LDS), Law (Torah), Lay, Lectionary, Lent, Lepanto, Levites, Leviticus, Liberation Theology, Lingam, Liturgy, Loka, Lord’s Prayer, Lord’s Supper, Lotus Sūtra, Lucifer (Satan), Lūṭ (Lot), Lutheranism, LXX (Septuagint)

M – Māgha, Magi, Mahābhārata, Mahāyāna, Mahdi, Maḥram, Maitreya, Malachi, Mālā, Malak, Manichaeism, Mantra, Manu, Māra, Mark (Gospel), Mary (Mother of Jesus), Masjid, Mass, Matins, Matthew (Gospel), Maundy Thursday, Mawlid, Mecca, Meditation, Megillah, Meister Eckhart, Melchizedek, Mennonites, Menorah, Messiah, Metanoia, Metta, Micah, Midrash, Mihrab, Mikveh, Milarepa, Millennialism, Minaret, Minister, Minyan, Miracle, Mīrā Bāī, Mishnah, Missionary, Mitzvah, Mleccha, Modalism, Moksha, Monastery, Monasticism, Monophysitism, Monotheism, Monsignor, Mormons, Moroni, Mortal sin, Moses, Mosque, Muʿādh, Mufti, Muhammad, Mujaddid, Mukti, Mullah, Multiverse (religious), Mūrti, Mūsā (Moses), Muslim, Mūsṭa‘lī, Mysticism

N – Nāga, Namaste, Namaz, Namdharis, Namdev, Nam Japo, Namaste, Nam Smaran, Nāpīr, Nārad, Naraka, Nashīd, Naskh, Nativity, Natural law, Nāṭyaśāstra, Navajīvana, Navarātri, Nazarene, Nazi (not religious), Nehemiah, Neoplatonism, Neriah, Nestorianism, Netzarim, New Age, New Covenant, New Testament, New Thought, Nicaea, Nicene Creed, Nichiren Buddhism, Niddah, Nikāya, Nimbārka Sampradāya, Nimrūd, Nīrguṇa, Nīrvāṇa, Nishkāma Karma, Niyāmat, Niyāz, Noah, Noahide Laws, Nōdo, Nonduality (Advaita), Novena, Nubuwwa, Numen, Nuns, Nyāya

O – Oath, Obadiah, Oblation, Obligation, Obscurity (mystical), Occult, Ochlocracy, Oculus, Odes (Solomon), Odin, Offering, Office (Divine), Oil (anointing), Old Testament, Olives (Mount of), Om (Aum), Omega, Omniscience, Omnipotence, Omnipresence, One‑God (monotheism), Oneness (Unity), Onion (in religious symbolism), Open Communion, Opet (Egyptian festival), Oracle, Orans (praying figure), Oratorio, Oratory, Ordain, Order (religious), Ordinance, Ordination, Origen, Original Sin, Orisha, Orlam, Orthodox (Eastern), Orthodox (Jewish), Osiris, Oṣr (Egyptian), Ostraka, Othniel, Oud (lute), Ought, Our Father (Lord’s Prayer), Outer darkness, Overcomer, Oven (parah adumah), Ox (sacrificial animal), Oz (land of)

P

P – Pāda, Pāli Canon, Palm Sunday, Panentheism, Pantheism, Pāpā, Papacy, Parable, Paradise, Paraklētos, Pāramitā, Parashah, Parāvat, Pariah (Dalit), Parish, Pārṣada, Pārvana, Pāśa, Pāśupata, Pāśupati, Pāṭha, Patriarch, Paul (apostle), Pax (peace), Payas (kheer), Pāyasa, Peacock (symbol), Pearl (parable), Pe’er (turban), Pelagianism, Penance, Pendant, Pentecost, Pentecostal, People of the Book (Ahl al‑Kitāb), Peras, Perfect (Matthew 5:48), Pericope, Pēris, Permanence (anicca), Permissible (halal), Persecution, Person (Trinity), Peshitta, Peter (apostle), Pharisees, Philemon (epistle), Philistine, Phōs (light), Pī, Piety (taqwā),

Pilgrimage, Pillar (of Islam), Pīlū, Pīr, Pīsha, Pitā (father), Piṭaka (basket), Pith (core), Pitta (bile), Pity (mercy), Pivot, Placate, Plague, Plan (divine), Planet (astrology), Plate (Last Supper), Plato, Pleasure (kāma), Pleroma, Pneuma (spirit), Poetic (psalm), Pole (axis), Polis (city), Polity (church), Polyandry, Polycarp, Polygamy, Polyglot, Polytheism, Pomegranate (symbol), Pomum (apple), Pontiff, Pope, Porim, Porphyry, Porthmos, Possession (demonic), Postulant, Potiphar, Potters (field), Poultry (sacrifice), Pradakṣiṇa, Prakāśa, Prakṛti, Pralaya, Pramāṇa, Prāṇa, Prasāda, Prātihāra, Pratyāhāra, Prayer (ṣalāt), Preacher, Predestination, Prefect, Prelate, Presbyter, Prescription (religious), Presence (divine),

Priest, Primate, Principe, Prior, Prison (Ephesians), Probation, Procession (Trinity), Prodigal (son), Profession (faith), Prohibition (ḥarām), Promised Land, Prophet, Proselyte, Protestant, Prothesis, Proverb, Providence, Psalm, Pseudepigrapha, Puja, Pulpit, Punarjanma, Pundit, Purgatory, Purim, Puritans, Puruṣa, Puruṣārtha, Pūṣan, Pustaka, Pyre, Pythagoras, Pythia (Delphi)

Q – Qābil (Cain), Qaddīsh (Kaddish), Qādī (judge), Qadr (decree), Qalam (pen), Qānūn (canon), Qārī (reciter), Qawwālī, Qayin (Cain), Qays (poet), Qi (energy), Qibla (direction), Qidr (green), Qilin (Chinese unicorn), Qīmah (value), Qintār (talent), Qirāʾa (reading), Qishr (husk), Qiyās (analogy), Qiyāma (resurrection), Qiyāmat (doomsday), Qodesh (holy), Qōhelet (Ecclesiastes), Qorban (sacrifice), Quaker, Qualia (consciousness), Quantum (theology), Quarter (coin), Qubba (dome), Quddīs (saint), Qudrat (power), Quds (Jerusalem), Queen (of Sheba), Quentin (Quentin), Query (Question), Quest (search), Quietism, Qumran, Qur’an, Qurrat al‑ʻAyn, Quṣayy (ancestor), Qutb (pole/saint), Quvva (force)

R – Rabbi, Rabbinic Judaism, Radha, Ramadan, Ramayana, Rāmānuja, Ransom theory (atonement), Rapture, Rasūl, Ratha (chariot), Rāvaṇa, Rebbe, Rebirth (punarbhava), Recitation (dhikr), Reconciliation (sacrament), Red Heifer (parah adumah), Reformation, Reformed (Calvinist), Refuge (Buddhist), Reincarnation, Relic, Religion, Remonstrants, Repentance (teshuvah), Resurrection (qiyāmah), Revelation (waḥy), Revere, Revival, Rh negative (myth), Riba (usury), Ribāt (fortress), Right (orthos), Righteousness (ṣedaqah), Rinzai, Rishabha (Jain), Rishi, Rite, Ritual, Robe (garment), Rock (Peter), Rohingya, Roman Catholicism, Rome (see), Rosary (Catholic), Rosh Hashanah, Rota (rotation), Rṣi (rishi), Ruach (spirit), Rūḥ (soul), Rūmī (Jalal al‑Din), Rūpa (form), Rūṣ (Russia), Ryōbu (Shinto), Ryokan (monastery)

S

S – Sabbath (Shabbat), Sacrament, Sacred, Sacrifice (qorban), Sādhu, Saff (row), Sāgar (ocean), Sahabah (companions), Sāhasra (thousand), Sahih (authentic), Sādhana, Sādhanā, Sahitya (literature), Saint, Sākāra (form), Sāketa (Ayodhya), Sākṣī (witness), Śakti (power), Śaktipāta (descent), Śākya (Buddha’s clan), Śākyamuni, Salafi, Salām (peace), Śalākā (needle), Salat (prayer), Śālā (hall), Śāligrāma (stone), Sallekhanā (Jain fasting), Sālmān (Persian), Sālokya (heaven), Sama (Sufi listening), Samādhi, Samāna (equal), Sāmānya (general), Samāpatti (attainment), Samāpatti, Samāra (Sumerian), Samāropa (superimposition), Sāmāyika (Jain), Sambhoga (enjoyment),

Sāṃkhya, Sāmīpya (nearness), Sāṃkhya, Sampradāya (tradition), Samraj (empire), Samsāra, Samskāra (impression), Samūha (group), Sanātana Dharma (See also: Encyclopedia of Sanatan Dharma), Sancaya (collection), Sandalwood (candana), Sandhyā (twilight), Sāṅga (together), Saṅgha (community), Sanhedrin, Sannidhi (presence), Sannyāsa (renunciation), Śānti (peace), Sapta (seven), Sarasvatī (goddess), Sārathi (charioteer), Sārī (garment), Śarīra (body), Śarīrī (embodied), Sarvajña (omniscient), Sarvātman (all‑self), Sarvepalli (Radhakrishnan), Śāstra (scripture), Śata (hundred), Śatakha (100), Śatam (100), Śatāvarī (Asparagus), Śatru (enemy), Satī (virtuous woman), Sattva (purity), Satya (truth), Satsaṅga (company of good), Sattva (being), Sāttvika (pure), Satyāgraha (truth‑force), Saul (apostle Paul), Savior (Christ), Sawm (fasting), Śayana (sleep), Śāyin (sleeping), Sayyid (descendant), Sceptic (Pyrrho), Schedia (raft),

Schism, Scholar, Scourge (flagellum), Scroll (megillah), Seal (khatam), Seance, Seder (Passover), Sefirot, Seikatsu (life), Seishi (bodhisattva), Sēkha (training), Sēkhi (turban), Self (ātman), Semicha (ordination), Sēna (army), Sēnu (Sumerian), Sephardi (Jew), Sēpīr (book), Septuagint (LXX), Sera (monastery), Seraph (angel), Sermon (khuṭbah), Servant (ebed), Service (worship), Seṣa (remainder), Seth (third son), Sévā (service), Shabbat, Shabbes (Yiddish), Shacharit (morning prayer), Shad (power), Shaddai (God), Shādi (marriage), Shāfī (healer), Shah (king), Shahāda (creed), Shahīd (martyr), Shaiva (Śaiva), Shākha (branch), Shākta (Śākta), Shākyamuni (Buddha), Shalōm (peace), Shām (Syria), Shama (hear), Shambhala (mythical kingdom), Shamī (fasting), Shamir (worm),

Shammai (rabbi), Shams (sun), Shān (honor), Shankara (Śaṅkara), Shanti (śānti), Sharī’a (law), Shastra (śāstra), Shechina (presence), Shekhinah, Shem (son of Noah), Shema (prayer), Shemini Atzeret, Sheol (underworld), Shepherd (pastor), Shi’a (Shiite), Shibboleth (password), Shield (protection), Shiloh (Messianic), Shilp (craft), Shimin (citizen), Shimon (Simon), Shin (letter), Shinto (Way of the Gods), Ship (ark), Shīr (milk), Shīrāz (city), Shirk (idolatry), Shīshā (mirror), Shiva (Śiva – god), Shōbōgenzō (Dōgen), Shofar (ram’s horn), Shōgun (military),

Shōmyō (chant), Shraddha (faith), Śramaṇa (ascetic), Śrauta (ritual), Śravana (hearing), Śrāvaka (disciple), Śrī (fortune), Śrīvatsa (symbol), Śrotriya (Vedic scholar), Śruti (revelation), Śudra (servant), Śūdra (fourth varna), Śūnya (zero/emptiness), Śūnyatā (emptiness), Sūfi (mystic), Sūkta (hymn), Sūkti (saying), Sūkṣma (subtle), Sūra (chapter), Sūrya (sun god), Sūtra (thread), Svādhyāya (self‑study), Svarga (heaven), Svastika (auspicious symbol), Svayambhū (self‑existent), Syriac (language)

T – Tabernacle (mishkan), Tablets (of the law), Taboo (tapu), Tabor (mount), Tabrīz (city), Tabu (forbidden), Tacit (knowledge), Tack (approach), Tafsīr (exegesis), Tag (name), Tagore (Rabindranath), Tahajjud (night prayer), Taharah (purity), Taharat (cleanliness), Tahqīq (verification), Tahrīf (corruption), Ta’ifa (group), Ta’i (tribe), Taiji (Tai Chi), Taim (taste), Tāj (crown), Tajalli (manifestation), Tajwīd (Qur’anic recitation), Takbīr (Allahu Akbar), Takhfīf (lightening), Takhyīr (choice), Taklīf (obligation), Takmīl (completion), Takrīr (confirmation), Taksīr (deficiency), Takwīr (folding), Tal (dew), Talāq (divorce), Talmud, Tam (tree), Tamākin (power), Tamas (darkness),

Tamaṣṣuk (holding), Tame (domestic), Tāmir (dates), Tāmm (complete), Tamūz (month), Tan (body), Tanakh (Bible), Tānakh (Hebrew Bible), Tandava (dance), Tanha (craving), Tanka (short poem), Tanrı (Turkish God), Tantra (loom), Tanū (body), Tanwīr (enlightenment), Taqaddus (holiness), Taqālīd (traditions), Taqās (division), Taqdīr (predestination), Taqī (pious), Taqīyah (dissimulation), Taqlīd (imitation), Taqrīb (approach), Taqsim (division), Taqwā (God‑consciousness), Tara (star), Tarāwīḥ (Ramadan prayers), Tarhīl (dispersal), Tarīf (definition), Tarīq (path),

Tariqa (Sufi order), Tarjamah (translation), Tark (abandonment), Tarpan (offering), Tarqīyah (elevation), Tarshīh (moistening), Tārīkh (history), Tasalsul (continuity), Tasannu’ (craftsmanship), Tasawwuf (Sufism), Tasbīh (glorification), Tasdīq (confirmation), Tasfīr (explanation), Tashahhud (testimony), Tashbīh (anthropomorphism), Tashrīf (honoring), Tashwīq (desire), Taslīm (submission), Tasmiyah (naming), Tasrīf (conjugation), Tathāgata (Buddha), Tathātā (thusness), Tathīr (purification), Tathya (truth), Tā’ūn (plague), Taurat (Torah), Tawāf (circumambulation), Tawakkul (reliance), Tawallī (devotion), Tawba (repentance), Tawḥīd (oneness), Tawqīt (timing), Tawrāt (Torah), Tawsīt (expansion), Tawwāb (oft‑returning), Tayammum (dry ablution), Tayy (good), Tayyib (pure), Tayyibah (goodness), Tayyibāt (good things), Tazkīr (reminder), Tazkiyah (purification), Te (virtue),

Tehillim (Psalms), Tekiah (shofar blast), Tel (mound), Temple, Ten Commandments, Teotl (Aztec deity), Teraphim (household idols), Terebinth (tree), Terumah (offering), Teshuqah (desire), Teshuvah (return), Testimony (edut), Tet (letter), Tetragrammaton (YHWH), Tevah (ark), Tevilah (immersion), Tha’ālib (foxes), Thabit (firm), Thag (thief), Thakur (lord), Thala (three), Thalātha (three), Thallē (branch), Thām (eight), Thamar (date fruit), Thammūz (Tammuz), Thamūd (tribe), Thana (praise), Thānawī (secondary), Thāni (second), Thaqāfah (culture), Thaqīl (heavy), Thar (reward), Thārah (wealth), Thawāb (reward), Thawb (garment), Theism, Theodicy, Theology, Theophany, Theravāda (school), Theurgy (divine work), Thī (you), Thikr (dhikr), Thing (assembly), Thiqa (trust), Thir (three), Thiruvāḷ (holy), Thiruvāḷuvār (poet), Thīs (three), Thō (tau cross), Thok (Tibetan), Thōm (Thomas), Thōr (Thor), Thoth (god), Thra (three), Thrē (three), Throne (kursi), Thulā (balance), Thulāth (three), Thum (garlic), Thumā (three), Thummīm (Urim), Thunā (two), Thunnā (two), Thura (mountain), Thūr (Sinai),

Thūth (mulberry), Ti (earth), Tiamat (chaos), Tīb (good), Tībh (ark), Tibyān (clarification), Tiddā (preparation), Tīdū (spoon), Tīf (ink), Tiferet (beauty), Tiflah (childishness), Tiflī (child), Tig (arrow), Tijā (crown), Tijān (crowns), Tīk (tick), Tik (time), Tikkun (repair), Tikvah (hope), Til (sesame), Tilā (recitation), Tīlā (mound), Tīlā (hill), Tilāwah (recitation), Tīlī (sesame), Till (plow), Tīm (fig), Tīmā (desert), Timsā (crocodile), Timtām (stammering), Tīn (fig), Tīna (mud), Tīr (arrow), Tīrā (shore), Tīrān (arrows), Tīrath (pilgrimage), Tīrtha (ford), Tīshā (nine), Tisra (three), Tit (parrot), Titā (giant), Tithi (lunar day), Titill (speck), Tittī (partridge), Tīv (pleasure), Tīvra (intense), Tīy (you), Tīyā (shadow), Tiya (place), Tīz (sharp), Tjā (life), Tkā (pulse),

Tkī (corner), Tlā (three), Tlat (three), Tlāth (three), Tlay (three), Tlo (three), Tlō (three), To (this), Tō (sword), Tōb (good), Tob (good), Tōbah (repentance), Tōd (praise), Tōdah (thanksgiving), Tōf (drum), Tōg (yoke), Tōka (now), Tōkha (measure), Tōkhah (reproof), Tōkhen (content), Tōkhī (content), Tōl (generation), Tōlāh (worm), Tōlēd (generation), Tōlēdōt (generations), Tōm (twin), Tōmā (Thomas), Tōmē (unclean), Tōmēkh (supporter), Tōmī (innocence), Tōmō (tomb), Tōn (tone), Tōnā (burden), Tōnē (preceptor), Tōnī (mine), Tōnō (thunder), Tōp (orb), Tōpā (rain), Tōpē (monkey), Tōr (bull), Tōrā (Torah), Tōrah (law), Tōrī (my bull), Tōrō (lantern), Tōs (addition), Tōsā (addition), Tōsē (addition), Tōsh (add), Tōt (totality), Tōtī (parrot), Tōv (good), Tōvā (goodness), Tōvī (my good), Tōw (good), Tōwā (goodness), Trā (three), Trād (tradition), Trāk (path), Trām (three), Trāy (three), Trē (three),

Tre (three), Tri (three), Triad, Trikāya (three bodies), Trimūrti (three forms), Trinity, Tripiṭaka (three baskets), Tris (three), Trisandhyā (three junctions), Trishūl (trident), Trivarga (three goals), Trō (three), Trōk (trough), Tron (throne), Trū (three), Tru (three), Truth (satya), Tsā (letter), Tsād (letter), Tsādē (letter), Tsādiq (righteous), Tsaf (north), Tsafan (hidden), Tsafōn (north), Tsah (clear), Tsāhal (laugh), Tsāla (trek), Tsālal (sink), Tsālam (image), Tsālaq (crack), Tsāme (thirst), Tsāma (thirst), Tsāmed (join), Tsāmin (fat), Tsāna (store), Tsānan (store), Tsāneh (bush), Tsā’ar (pain), Tsā’ir (young), Tsā’ōn (Zion), Tsaph (north), Tsapha (watch), Tsaphan (hide), Tsaphat (expect), Tsaphōn (north), Tsar (opponent), Tsārar (distress), Tsārar (adversary),

Tsārah (trouble), Tsārī (my distress), Tsāta (goat), Tsāv (command), Tsāvā (army), Tsāvā’ (host), Tsāvī (deer), Tsāvīr (neck), Tsay (go out), Tsāyid (hunter), Tsāyir (young), Tsayit (olive), Tsāyl (shadow), Tsāyōn (Zion), Tsayr (narrow), Tsāza (stir), Tsāzā (branch), Tsē (side), Tsē’ēr (small), Tsēd (side), Tsēdā (provisions), Tsēdāq (righteous), Tsēdēq (righteousness), Tsēdī (righteous), Tsēdīm (righteous), Tsēdōq (righteous), Tsēkō (image), Tsēl (shadow), Tsēlā (rib), Tsēlō (shadow), Tsēmach (branch), Tsēmēr (wool), Tsēn (thorn), Tsēna (thorn), Tsēnā (go out), Tsēnī (modest), Tsēq (pour), Tsēr (flint), Tsērā (leprosy), Tsērī (balm), Tsērōr (bundle), Tsēt (exit), Tsēvā (army),

Tsēvī (gazelle), Tsēvō (army), Tsēvōt (armies), Tsēy (exit), Tsēyā (drought), Tsēyōn (Zion), Tsī (ship), Tsīd (hunt), Tsīdōn (Sidon), Tsīm (ship), Tsīmā (image), Tsīmūk (prune), Tsīn (China), Tsīnī (Chinese), Tsīp (bird), Tsīpōr (bird), Tsīpōrā (Zipporah), Tsīq (pour), Tsīr (ambassador), Tsīrā (pot), Tsīt (flower), Tsītā (flower), Tsīy (ship), Tsīyōn (Zion), Tsō (side), Tsō’an (Zoan), Tsōb (gazelle), Tsōhār (noon), Tsōk (bush), Tsōl (shadow), Tsōm (fast), Tsōmer (prune), Tsōn (flock), Tsōnī (my sheep), Tsōp (bird), Tsōpār (bird), Tsōr (Tyre), Tsōrā (leprosy), Tsōrēk (need), Tsōrēr (adversary), Tsōt (thorn), Tsōv (gazelle), Tsūb (honeycomb), Tsūd (hunt), Tsūh (cry out), Tsūk (pour), Tsūl (shadow), Tsūn (be silent), Tsūr (rock), Tsūrī (my rock), Tsūt (thorn), Tsūv (desire), Tsūz (stir),

Tu (you), Tu (two), Tū (you), Tūā (two), Tūb (good), Tūbā (blessedness), Tūbī (my goodness), Tūd (praise), Tūdā (thanksgiving), Tūf (overflow), Tūh (error), Tūhā (empty), Tūk (middle), Tūkā (content), Tūkh (middle), Tūl (height), Tūlā (balance), Tūlī (my height), Tūm (twin), Tūmā (Tom), Tūmē (unclean), Tūmī (innocence), Tūn (fig), Tūnā (burden), Tūnī (my fig), Tūp (orb), Tūq (power), Tūqā (strength), Tūr (mountain), Tūrā (law), Tūrī (my mountain), Tūs (peacock), Tūt (mulberry), Tūtī (parrot), Tūw (good), Tūwā (goodness), Tūz (stir), Tvā (you), Tvāk (skin), Tvām (you), Tvashtṛ (craftsman), Twā (you), Twāk (skin), Twām (you), Twi (two), Twō (two), Tyā (that), Tyāg (renunciation), Tyāga (abandonment), Tyāj (abandon), Tyājī (renouncer), Tyāk (leave), Tyām (then), Tye (two), Tyl (target), Tym (word), Tyn (word), Typ (type), Tyr (god), Tyro (beginner), Tys (this), Tz (see Ts‑)

U

U – Ubi (where), Ubiquity (omnipresence), Ubudiyyah (servanthood), Ucal (devour), Uch (height), Uchit (proper), Uchit (right), Uchit (worthy), Uchitā (fitness), Uchitva (propriety), Ucchā (high), Ucchāra (utterance), Ucchās (breath), Ucchavāsa (exhalation), Ucchēda (destruction), Ucchēdana (cutting), Ucchēdavāda (annihilationism), Ucchiṣṭa (leftover), Ucchu (sugarcane), Ucchū (sugarcane), Ucchūṣ (dry), Ucchvāsa (breath), Ud (out), Udāna (uplift), Udāra (generous), Udāra (noble), Udāratā (generosity), Udārī (generous), Udāsa (indifferent), Udāsī (detached), Udāsīna (neutral), Uday (rise), Udaya (rising), Uddāma (unrestrained), Uddāra (lifting), Uddēśa (statement), Uddhāra (salvation), Uddhara (lift), Uddhṛ (extract), Uddhṛta (extracted), Uddīp (kindle), Uddīpaka (inspiring),

Uddīpana (inflammation), Uddiṣṭa (stated), Uddīta (risen), Uḍḍīyāna (flying), Uḍḍīyāna (bird), Uḍḍīyāna (tantric), Uḍḍīyāna (rising), Uḍḍīyāna (soaring), Uddō (kettle), Uddōla (wave), Uddōlana (shaking), Uddōlita (shaken), Uddra (otter), Uddrā (awakening), Uddru (run), Uddru (sweat), Uddṛ (burst), Uddvāra (door), Uddvāra (exit), Uddvega (agitation), Uddveṣa (hatred), Uddvī (flame), Uddvīpa (island), Uddyōta (brilliance), Uddyōtana (illumination), Udgā (sing), Udgāna (singing), Udgāra (eruption), Udgāra (belch), Udgāt (singer), Udgātṛ (chants), Udghāta (stroke), Udghāṭa (opening), Udghāṭana (uncovering), Udghāṭita (opened), Udghōṣa (proclamation), Udghōṣaṇa (announcement), Udgī (sing), Udgīr (spew), Udgīrṇa (vomited), Udgīta (chanted), Udgīti (chanting), Udgra (taking), Udgraha (taking up), Udgrāha (seizing), Udgrāhya (to be seized), Udgūḍha (hidden), Udgūrṇa (lifted),

Udha (breast), Udhaḥ (udder), Udī (rise), Udīcī (north), Udīcīna (northern), Udīkṣ (look up), Udīkṣa (expectation), Udīkṣaṇa (looking), Udīkṣita (looked at), Udīra (utter), Udīraṇa (utterance), Udīrita (uttered), Udīrṇa (risen), Udīrṇatā (elevation), Udīṣ (rise), Udita (risen), Udīta (spoken), Udīti (rising), Udīya (rise), Uḍra (otter), Uḍrā (awakening), Uḍrākṣa (berry), Uḍrī (awakened), Uḍu (star), Uḍukha (cooking), Uḍukha (pot), Uḍum (star), Uḍupati (moon), Uḍurāja (moon), Uḍuś (star), Udū (water), Udu (star), Uḍu (star), Udvah (carry), Udvaha (carrying), Udvāha (marriage), Udvahana (taking up), Udvahita (carried), Udvāja (flight), Udvāsa (eviction), Udvāsana (removal), Udvāsita (removed), Udvaya (high), Udvayā (high), Udvega (agitation), Udvegin (agitated), Udvejaka (disturber),

Udvejana (disturbing), Udvejit (agitated), Udveṣa (hatred), Udveṣṭ (untwist), Udveṣṭana (uncoiling), Udveṣṭita (unwound), Udvī (flame), Udvīkṣ (look up), Udvīkṣa (expectation), Udvīkṣaṇa (looking up), Udvīta (flamed), Udvṛt (turn up), Udvṛta (turned up), Udvṛtta (turbulent), Udvṛtti (rising), Udvṛttyā (by rising), Udvṛ (choose), Udvṛddha (grown), Udvṛddhi (growth), Udvṛtta (round), Udvṛttyā (by turning), Udvya (high), Udvyā (high), Udya (rising), Udyā (rising), Udyāna (garden), Udyata (raised), Udyati (rising), Udyōga (effort), Udyōgin (industrious), Udyōta (brilliance), Udyōtana (illumination), Udyukta (prepared), Udyukti (preparation), Ug (strength), Uga (movement), Ugā (dawn), Ugar (mighty), Ugāra (vomit), Ugarī (mighty), Ugās (dawn), Ugh (cry), Ugha (collection), Ughā (cry), Ughāna (noise), Ughoṣa (proclamation), Ughoṣaṇa (announcement), Ugra (fierce), Ugradēva (fierce god),

Ugrakarma (violent), Ugratā (ferocity), Ugravega (violent speed), Ugre (fierce), Ugreṇa (by fierce), Ugri (fierce), Ugrika (fierce), Ugrita (fierceness), Ugrya (fierceness), Uguna (quality), Ugura (fierce), Uha (reasoning), Uha (that), Uhā (removal), Uhana (removing), Uhāpōha (analysis), Uhas (remove), Uhita (placed), Uj (strength), Ujā (light), Ujāka (bright), Ujāla (bright), Ujālatā (brightness), Ujāy (victory), Ujayat (victorious), Ujayin (victorious), Ujāyin (victory), Ujē (light), Ujēr (shining), Ujh (light), Ujjā (light), Ujjāgara (awake), Ujjāgaraṇa (waking), Ujjāgṛ (awake), Ujjāgṛta (awakened), Ujjāla (bright), Ujjālana (illumination), Ujjālita (illuminated), Ujjāra (praise), Ujjī (live), Ujjīvana (reviving), Ujjīvita (revived), Ujjṛ (grow), Ujjṛmb (yawn), Ujjṛmbha (yawn), Ujjṛmbhaṇa (expansion), Ujjṛmbhita (expanded), Ujjū (straight), Ujjuka (straight), Ujjūt (shine), Ujjyōta (brightness),

Ujjyōtana (illumination), Ujjyōtita (illuminated), Ujō (light), Ujōr (bright), Ujōti (light), Ujōya (light), Ujū (straight), Ujukā (straight), Uk (speak), Uka (speak), Ukā (speak), Ukāra (letter u), Ukāra (utterance), Ukārin (uttering), Ukāṣ (speak), Ukaṭa (difficult), Ukāya (body), Ukha (pot), Ukha (cooking), Ukha (vessel), Ukhā (cooking), Ukhāna (pot), Ukhāra (vessel), Ukhi (pot), Ukhya (vessel), Ukhya (pot), Uki (speak), Ukin (speak), Ukkā (pot), Ukkāla (firebrand), Ukkaṭa (difficult), Ukkaṭha (difficult), Ukkō (speak), Ukkōka (cry), Ukkōla (cry), Ukṣ (sprinkle), Ukṣa (bull), Ukṣā (bull), Ukṣaka (sprinkler), Ukṣaṇa (sprinkling), Ukṣan (bull), Ukṣāpāda (bull’s foot), Ukṣar (sprinkle), Ukṣī (sprinkle), Ukṣita (sprinkled), Ukṣṇa (bull), Ukṣṇā (by bull), Ukṣō (bull), Ukṣōdaka (bull water), Ukta (spoken), Ukta (said),

Uktā (spoken), Ukti (speech), Uktimat (eloquent), Uktiś (speech), Ukya (speak), Ul (beaver), Ulā (howl), Ulāka (owl), Ulāra (wild), Ulāṭa (wrinkled), Ulaya (howl), Ulb (womb), Ulba (womb), Ulbaka (womb), Ulbana (cover), Ulbha (see), Ulbhā (see), Ulbi (womb), Ulbī (womb), Ulbya (womb), Ulḍ (red), Ulḍa (red), Ulḍā (red), Ulē (weasel), Ulī (weasel), Ulk (meteor), Ulka (meteor), Ulkā (meteor), Ulkāmukha (meteor‑faced), Ulkāpāta (falling meteor), Ulkāś (meteor), Ulkāvak (meteor), Ulkhala (mortar), Ulkhalī (mortar), Ulkhalika (pestle), Ulkhalin (pestle), Ulmuka (firebrand), Ulmukā (firebrand), Ulmuki (firebrand), Ulp (beautiful), Ulpa (beautiful), Ulpā (beautiful), Ulpala (lotus), Ulpalaka (lotus), Ulpī (lotus), Ulta (overturned), Ultā (overturned), Ulti (vomit), Ulū (owl), Ulūka (owl), Ulūka (owl), Ulūkā (owl), Ulūkī (owl), Ulūpa (lotus), Ulūpī (lotus), Ulūta (sour), Ulv (womb), Ulva (womb), Ulvā (womb),

Ulvī (womb), Ulyā (womb), Um (flax), Uman (favor), Umanas (favor), Umapati (Uma’s lord), Umā (goddess), Umāpati (Shiva), Umas (flax), Umb (lump), Umbā (lump), Umbī (lump), Umbil (navel), Uṃbī (lump), Umbika (little), Uṃbīkā (little), Uṃbīl (navel), Uṃbīlā (navel), Umbīr (lump), Umbra (shadow), Umbrā (shadow), Umbrē (shadow), Umbrī (shadow), Umd (lump), Umdā (lump), Umdī (lump), Umē (favor), Umēd (hope), Umī (favor), Uṃk (speak), Uṃkā (speak), Uṃkāra (letter um), Uṃkārin (uttering um), Uṃkāś (speak), Uṃm (flax), Uṃmā (flax), Uṃmī (flax), Uṃmīl (open), Uṃmīlana (opening), Uṃmīlita (opened), Uṃmīlī (opening), Uṃmīlīkṛ (open), Uṃmīlīkṛta (opened), Uṃmīlyā (by opening), Uṃmō (stir), Uṃmōd (joy), Uṃmōdana (rejoicing), Uṃmōdita (rejoiced), Uṃmōka (bond),

Uṃmōkana (loosening), Uṃmōkita (loosened), Uṃmōl (pluck), Uṃmōlana (plucking), Uṃmōlita (plucked), Uṃmūl (uproot), Uṃmūlana (uprooting), Uṃmūlita (uprooted), Uṃmūlī (uproot), Uṃmūlīkṛ (uproot), Uṃmūlīkṛta (uprooted), Uṃmūlyā (by uprooting), Uṃmūṣ (steal), Uṃmūṣa (stealing), Uṃmūṣita (stolen), Uṃmūṣī (steal), Uṃmūṣīkṛ (steal), Uṃmūṣīkṛta (stolen), Uṃmūṣyā (by stealing), Uṃn (less), Uṃnā (less), Uṃnat (elevated), Uṃnatā (height), Uṃnati (rise), Uṃnata (elevated), Uṃnaya (raising), Uṃnayana (bringing), Uṃnāyaka (conductor), Uṃnāyana (leading), Uṃnāyin (leading), Uṃnāyita (led), Uṃnē (elevation), Uṃnēt (raise), Uṃnētṛ (raiser), Uṃnī (elevate), Uṃnīt (raised), Uṃnīta (raised), Uṃnīya (to be raised), Uṃnō (elevation), Uṃnōd (joy), Uṃnōdana (rejoicing), Uṃnōdita (rejoiced), Uṃp (mix), Uṃpā (mix), Uṃpī (mix), Uṃpīṭ (oppress), Uṃpīṭana (oppression), Uṃpīṭita (oppressed), Uṃpīṭī (oppress), Uṃpīṭīkṛ (oppress), Uṃpīṭīkṛta (oppressed), Uṃpīṭyā (by oppression),

Uṃr (stone), Uṃra (stone), Uṃrā (stone), Uṃrī (stone), Uṃś (portion), Uṃśa (portion), Uṃśā (portion), Uṃśī (portion), Uṃśika (part), Uṃśin (part), Uṃśīya (portion), Uṃśu (ray), Uṃśuka (ray), Uṃśukā (ray), Uṃśukī (ray), Uṃśum (ray), Uṃśumat (radiant), Uṃśvā (ray), Uṃt (camel), Uṃta (camel), Uṃtī (camel), Uṃtīra (camel).

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