(p. 701) phalānbēṣī searching for fruits; seeking success. 34)

(p. 706) phiṅē, phiṅā, phiṅgaka a species of forktailed passerine bird, the drongo; a small Y-shaped piece of wood; a sling, a catapult. 7)

(p. 706) phuṭa2 a bubble or bubbles of liquid caused by boiling; effervescence caused by boiling, boiling state; frying and bursting open as a result of frying. ফুট কাটা v. to gasp for breath (পুঁটিমাছ ডাঙায় উঠে ফুট কাটে); to make an annoying or pungent or sarcastic comment, to make funny remarks; to poke fun at. ফুট ধরা v. to effervesce or rise in bubbles as a result of boiling; to burst open as a result of frying. 38)

(p. 706) phurana piecework. 54)

(p. 706) phuṭi a variety of melon. ̃ফাটা a. thoroughly burst, burst or rent asunder. 50)

(p. 701) phārsṭa first. ফার্স্ট হওয়া to stand first, to come first, to secure the topmost position, to top the list. 91)

(p. 701) phāsṭa fast (ঘড়িটা ফাস্ট, তোমার ঘড়ি ফাস্ট চলছে).

(p. 706) phēriśatā (Mus.) an angel. 91)

(p. 700) phaṭaka the main gate; (loos.) a portico. 14)

(p. 706) phyācaphyāca denoting: disgusting talkativeness or remonstrance. ফ্যাচফ্যাচ করা v. to indulge in disgusting talkativeness. 117)

(p. 706) phuṭakaḍ়āi, phuṭakalāi fried peas, parched peas. 39)

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

(p. 701) phām̐pā to swell, to inflate, to distend; to become flatulent; to flourish, to prosper (লোকটা ফেঁপে উঠেছে). a. hollow; swelled, inflated, distended; flatulent. ফাঁপানো v. to inflate; to swell; to extol exaggeratedly, to puff up. a. inflated; swelled. 69)

(p. 706) phēbruāri, phēbruẏāri February. 86)

(p. 700) phaṇā, the expanded hood of a serpent; a hood. ফণা ধরা v. to expand one's hood. ̃ধর n. a species of snake capable of expanding its hood. the hooded snake; the snake (generally), the serpent. 23)