(p. 706) phikira a clever means (ফিকির করা); a device, an intrigue; an opportunity, a pretext (এই ফিকিরে সে চম্পট দিল); an attempt to obtain, a search (কাজের ফিকির); a purpose (কোন ফিকিরে ঘুরছ). ফিকির করা v. to devise a clever or tricky means. 5)

(p. 701) phānusa, phānuśa a paper-balloon; a lampshade made of paper. 83)

(p. 706) phurasata leisure; respite. 56)

(p. 701) phān̐dā to lay the foundation of; to embark on, to start constructing (বাড়ি ফাঁদা); to start; to set up (ব্যাবসা ফাঁদা); to expand (দোকানখানা সে বেশ ফেঁদে ফেলেছে); to settle down firmly (পাড়ায় সে ফেঁদে বসেছে); to devise, to form (মতলব ফাঁদা), to lay ফাঁদ ফাঁদা. 65)

(p. 712) phraka a frock (esp. for girls). 6)

(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. 706) phēra a trouble, a danger; a peril (ফেরে পড়া = to get into a scrape); a risk (টাকার ফের); purpose or course (কাজের ফের); consequence (কর্মের ফের); vicissitude, malignity (ভাগ্যের ফের); change (রকমফের); reverse (অবস্হার ফের); a witty turn (কথার ফের); a circuit, a circuitous fold (কাপড়ের ফের). adv. again. 87)

(p. 701) phalui a species of fresh water fish having silvery colour. 42)

(p. 712) phyāśāna, phyāśana fashion; vogue; style or mode; fashionableness or stylishness. 4)

(p. 700) phaṇīmanasā prickly pear, a small wild herb akin to cactus. 25)

(p. 701) phalgu a subterranean river at Gaya. ̃ধারা n. the undercurrent flow of the Phalgoo (ফল্গু); (fig.) an undercurrent of any feeling. 46)

(p. 706) phuṭanta boiling; blooming, blossoming; blossomed; effervescing or rising in bubbles as a result of frying. 42)

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

(p. 706) phiristi a list; a descriptive list; (loos.) a description. কাজের ফিরিস্তি দেওয়া to render an account of jobs done. 19)

(p. 706) phēu the jackal; a mad or rabid jackal; a kind of jackal which pursues tigers howlingly. ফেউ লাগা v. (of a tiger) to be pursued by howling jackals; (fig.) to be pestered by taunting pursuers; (fig.) to be doggedly pursued or harassed by a sleuth or detective. 76)