(p. 701) phāla a ploughshare, a coulter. 92)

(p. 706) phōkalā one whose teeth have all fallen away, toothless. 103)

(p. 706) phulabābu a thorough dandy or fop, a petit-maitre. 64)

(p. 701) phalāhāra act of eating fruit; a meal consisting of articles of vegetarian food other than rice or act of taking such a meal. ফলাহারী a. frugivorous; subsisting on fruits only. 39)

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

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

(p. 706) phiṭaphāṭa neat and clean, spick and span (ফিটফাট সাজসজ্জা); thoroughly washed and well-dressed, spruce (ফিটফাট লোক) । 12)

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

(p. 701) phatō, phōtō parasitic; without means; foppish. ফতো নবাব, ফতো বাবু a resourceless person who vainly affects affluence or practises dandyism; a fop. ফতোয়া n. (Mus.) a mandate, a decree (esp. one conforming to Islamic laws). ফতোয়া দেওয়া, ফতোয়া জারি করা v. to issue a mandate or decree; to pass orders. 3)

(p. 712) phrēma a frame. 8)

(p. 706) phurana piecework. 54)

(p. 706) phuraphura denoting: gentle blowing of the wind: mild fluttering of light things (such as a flag, paper or hair) in the wind. ফুরফুরে a. gently blowing; fluttering. 55)

(p. 706) phōna phone, telephone. ফোন করা v. to ring (one) up, to telephone. ফোন নম্বর n. a telephone number. 108)

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

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