(p. 701) pharaja (Mus.) a divine commandment. 7)

(p. 706) philahāla recently (more usu. হালফিল). 24)

(p. 701) phām̐suḍ়ē a highwayman who strangles travellers and robs them; a hangman. 74)

(p. 700) phatuẏā a kind of loose cotton waistcoat. 26)

(p. 706) phōẏārā a fountain, a spring; an artificial fountain; a jet. 111)

(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. 700) phakkara a wag; a saucy fellow; a trickster; a knave. ফক্কড়ি n. waggery, sauciness; trickery; knavery. ফক্কড়ি করা n. to jest waggishly; to behave saucily with; to play a trick on. 5)

(p. 712) phlyānēla flannel. 10)

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

(p. 706) phulakō a gill (of fish), a branchia. a. thin, hollow and inflated (ফুলকো লুচি). 62)

(p. 712) phri free. ফ্রিতে পাওয়া v. to obtain free of cost. 7)

(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) phēru the jackal. ̃পাল n. a pack of jackals. 92)

(p. 701) phātanā the float of a fishing line. 82)

(p. 701) phalōtpatti fructuation; production or yield of fruits; attainment of success; issue of result or consequences. 43)