(p. 700) phaṭa denoting: a popping sound (ফট করে ছিপি খোলা); a snapping sound. ফটফট int. denoting: repeated popping or snapping sounds. adv. with popping or snapping sounds. 13)

(p. 706) phuṭānō, phōṭānō to cause to bloom or blossom or blow; to cause to rise or appear or spread; to open; to cause to effervesce or rise in bubbles as a result of boiling; to boil or cook; to cause to burst open by frying; to express; to cause to utter intelligibly; to unfold, to make distinct or manifest; to pierce. 49)

(p. 700) phaṅgabāni, phaṅgabēnē brittle; fragile; frail. 8)

(p. 701) phardā open, uncovered (ফর্দা জায়গা); extensive (ফর্দা মাঠ). ̃ফাঁই a. torn asunder; tattered. 20)

(p. 701) phalāgama fructuation; the time of fructuation; attainment of success. ফলাগম হওয়া v. to fructuate; (of an action) to succeed. 31)

(p. 701) phalā1 a blade (অস্ত্রের ফলা); a thin and tapering end or head (তিরের ফলা); the system of forming compound or conjunct letters of two (or more) consonants (য-ফলা, র-ফলা); any of the consonantal symbols added to another letter (such as. - -য্য,). 27)

(p. 701) pharamānō to issue an order; to requisition. 11)

(p. 701) phām̐sa1 divulgation (of secrets). ফাঁস করা v. to divulge. ফাঁস হওয়া v. to leak out; to get divulged. 70)

(p. 701) phāli a small slice or strip. ফালি করা, ফালি দেওয়া v. to cut into small slices; to tear into small strips. ফালি-ফালি a. cut into small slices; torn into small strips; tattered. adv. strip by strip. 94)

(p. 701) phalanta fructuous; fructiferous; fruitful; productive; fertile; bearing fruits. 25)

(p. 701) phārāka difference; distance; discrepancy; separation. 88)

(p. 700) phatura having all one's money exhausted; pauperized, penniless, (sl.,) broke. ফতুর হওয়া v. to have all one's money wasted; to be a broke; to be pauperized or penniless.

(p. 706) phutśikhā a blow-pipe flame. 53)

(p. 701) phalāō extensive (ফলাও কারবার); profuse (ফলাও ভোজ); exaggerated or magnified (ফলাও বর্ণনা). ফলাও করা v. to exaggerate or magnify. ফলাও করে adv. exaggeratingly magnifying; glibly. 29)

(p. 706) phiriṅgi a European; an Anglo-Indian. 18)