In the Jain Logassa (Logassa Sutra or Logassa Stotra), the term "upsarg" refers to obstacles or afflictions. The phrase you mentioned, "pehle upsarg + i ha", seems to be asking for a composite word from the Logassa Stotra that starts with "upsarg" and is followed by "i ha" or something similar.

Within the Logassa Stotra, there is a famous line: "Upsagga dukkha durita-kappa-mokkha..." Here, "upsagga" (Sanskrit: "upsarga") means obstacles, and the verse prays for the removal of obstacles, suffering, and karmic bondage.

However, there is no word in the Logassa Stotra that is formed by directly combining "upsarg" with "i ha" as a suffix or ending.

If you meant to ask about a word in the Logassa Stotra related to "upsarg", then "upsagga-dukkha" (उप्सग्ग-दुक्ख) is a compound phrase that appears in the stotra, meaning "obstacles and suffering."

If you clarify your question or provide the exact line or context, I can help further!