(p. 706) phulla blown, blooming, full-blown (ফুল্লকুসুম); thoroughly manifest or revealed (ফুল্ল জ্যোত্স্না); highly delighted or cheerful (ফুল্লনয়ন); sweetly smiling. n. a flower. ̃কুসুমদাম n. a garland of full-blown flowers. ̃দাম n. a wreath of flowers. ফুল্লাধর n. smiling lips. ফুল্লারবিন্দ n. a fullblown lotus. 71)

(p. 701) phām̐para a perplexing difficulty, an embarrassment, a scrape (ফাঁপরে পড়া). a. got into an embarrassing situation or into a tight corner. 68)

(p. 706) phurana piecework. 54)

(p. 706) phuliẏē phām̐piẏē exaggeratedly; in an inflated or puffed-up manner. 67)

(p. 706) phikē dim (ফিকে আলো); pale, dull, faded (ফিকে রং); insipid, flat, vapid (ফিকে বর্ণনা); watery, thin (ফিকে দুধ). 6)

(p. 701) phārakata, phārakhata a deed of relinquishment; a written acquittance; a written consent of divorcement or dissolution of marriage. 86)

(p. 701) phaṣṭinaṣṭi light banter; drollery; flippant witticism. ফষ্টিনষ্টি করা v. to practise light banter or drollery or flippant witticism. 48)

(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. 706) phukā, phōkā the malpractice of blowing in air through the generative organ of a milch cow in order to obtain a larger quantity of milk. ফুকা দেওয়া v. to blow in air through the generative organ of a milch cow. 34)

(p. 706) phiṭa1 a fainting fit. ফিট পড়া, ফিট হওয়া v. to faint. 9)

(p. 712) phlyāṭa a self-contained storey or floor of a building, a flat; a flatboat; a floating dock. a. lying or laid fully on one's back (ফ্ল্যাট হওয়া); (fig.) utterly dejected.

(p. 706) phēri pedlary, huckstery; (loos.) hawking. ফেরি করা v. to huckster; (loos.) to hawk. ̃ওয়ালা n. a pedlar, a huckster; (loos.) a hawker. fem. ̃ওয়ালি a hucksteress, a huckstress. ফেরিওয়ালার মাল, ফেরির মাল the wares of a pedlar, pedlary. 90)

(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. 712) phyā phyā denoting: continuous prattling; continuous useless solicitation; continuous useless search. 2)

(p. 700) phaṭāphaṭa very quickly; in a jiffy. 17)