(p. 706) phōkara a hole, a small hole; a crevice, a niche; a cell. 102)

(p. 706) phēṭā a turban; a puttee; a bandage. 80)

(p. 706) phēṭānō to beat up into froth, to whisk. 81)

(p. 701) phalōtpādana act of growing or bearing fruits. ফতোত্পাদন করা v. to grow or bear fruits. 44)

(p. 706) phusamantara an imaginary secret incantation to entice or evade, cajolement to entice or evade (ফুসমন্তরে ভোলা); (dero.) secret counsel or instigation; an imaginary esoteric incantation endowing one with supernatural power. 74)

(p. 701) phasapharāsa phosphorus. 52)

(p. 706) phiṭana a phaeton. 11)

(p. 700) phaṭakiri alum. 16)

(p. 700) phaḍ়ē one of a class of traders purchasing commodities from the original producers and selling them to wholesalers; (loos.) a middleman. ̃মি n. typical behaviour of a middleman; (fig.) deceit (esp. in business), double-dealing. 22)

(p. 706) phurti delight, merry-making; enjoyment; agility (শরীরে ফুর্তি নেই). ̃বাজ a. given to jollity, jovial, merry, jolly. 58)

(p. 706) phuṅgi a Buddhist friar or priest (esp. of Burma). 35)

(p. 701) phānēla a funnel. 84)

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

(p. 706) phērēbbāji, deception, cheating, fraud, swindling. ফেরেব্বাজ a. deceitful, fraudulent. n. a cheat, a deceitful person. 93)

(p. 700) phaṇīmanasā prickly pear, a small wild herb akin to cactus. 25)