(p. 706) phulēla perfumed with the essence of flower (ফুলেল তেল); full of flowers (ফুলেল ফাগুনে). 70)

(p. 706) phutkāra a whiff, a puff; whiffing, puffing; (rare) a whisper. ফুত্কার দেওয়া v. to whiff, to puff. 52)

(p. 706) phucakā a crisp ball made of puffed wheat filled with mashed potato and tamarind juice with spices, phuchka. 36)

(p. 701) phāṭa a crack, a chink, a fissure. ফাট ধরা v. to form a crack; to crack, to split, to break into chinks. 77)

(p. 701) phardā open, uncovered (ফর্দা জায়গা); extensive (ফর্দা মাঠ). ̃ফাঁই a. torn asunder; tattered. 20)

(p. 706) phum̐pāna, phōm̐pānō to whimper, to sob; (inc.) to growl suppressedly in anger. ফুঁপানি, ফোঁপানি n. a whimper, a sob, a suppressed angry growl. 30)

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

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

(p. 701) phārma1 a business organization, a firm. 89)

(p. 701) pharamāna a decree (esp. a royal one), firman; an edict. 10)

(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) 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)

(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. 700) phaca phaca denoting: disgusting and useless prattling. ফচ ফচ করা v. to prattle uselessly and disgustingly. 10)

(p. 700) phaṇī the snake, the serpent. fem. ফণিনী । ̃ন্দ্র, ̃শ্বর n. the king of snakes; the lord of snakes. 24)