(p. 701) phānēla a funnel. 84)

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

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

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

(p. 701) phān̐ḍ়i an outpost; a police outpost (also পুলিস-ফাঁড়ি). ̃দার n. one in charge of an outpost esp. of a police outpost. 63)

(p. 701) phaẏatā (Mus.) a solemn prayer for salvation of the spirit of the dead. ফয়তা পড়া v. to pray solemnly for salvation of the spirit of the dead. 5)

(p. 701) phasala harvest, crop; (fig.) effect. ফসলের সময় harvesting season or time, harvest. ফসলি a. relating to harvest or crop; calculated from the harvest-time. n. an era introduced by Akbar the Mughal emperor. 53)

(p. 701) phalanta fructuous; fructiferous; fruitful; productive; fertile; bearing fruits. 25)

(p. 701) phān̐kā uncovered, open (ফাঁকা জায়গা); desolate (ফাঁকা বাড়ি); empty (ফাঁকা হাত); blank (বন্দুকের ফাঁকা আওয়াজ); vain, unsubstantial, false, hollow, empty, evasive (ফাঁকা কথা). n. an open space (ফাঁকা যাওয়া). ফাঁকা আওয়াজ a blank shot (of a gun.); (fig.) vain bragging or bullying or intimidation. ফাঁকা ফাঁকা a. almost empty or desolate. 60)

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

(p. 701) phalā1 a blade (অস্ত্রের ফলা); a thin and tapering end or head (তিরের ফলা); the system of forming compound or conjunct letters of two (or more) consonants (য-ফলা, র-ফলা); any of the consonantal symbols added to another letter (such as. - -য্য,). 27)

(p. 701) phalārthī same as ফলাকাঙ্ক্ষী (see ফলাকাঙ্ক্ষা) । 37)

(p. 701) phalaka a blade (as of a sword); a tapering flat end or head (তিরের ফলক); a plate (তাম্রফলক); a slab (প্রস্তরফলক); a plank, a board (কাষ্ঠফলক); a shield; the bone of the forehead. ফলাকার a. (bot.) foliaceous. 22)

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