(p. 706) phun̐kā, phōn̐kā to blow or play (as a windinstrument) or smoke (as a cigarette) with puffs, to puff; to squander (সম্পত্তি ফুঁকে দেওয়া 28)

(p. 700) phakira (Mus.) a mendicant ascetic, a fakir. আমির ও ফকির the rich and the poor. ফকিরি n. the state of a fakir; the attitude of renunciation. ফকিরে মালা, ফকরে মালা A fakir's rosary, a fakir's beadstring. 4)

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

(p. 706) phēm̐śō, phēm̐sō downy fibre of jute or yarn. 78)

(p. 706) phulaki a spark. 61)

(p. 706) phōḍ়na spices singed or fried and then mixed with any cooked dish to make the latter palatable; (fig. & usu. facet.) a remark or comment thrown in. ফোড়ন কাটা v. to throw in a remark or comment. ফোড়ন দেওয়া v. to add or mix singed or fried spices for amelioration of palatableness; (fig.) to throw in or interpose a remark or comment. 106)

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

(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)

(p. 706) phurti delight, merry-making; enjoyment; agility (শরীরে ফুর্তি নেই). ̃বাজ a. given to jollity, jovial, merry, jolly. 58)

(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. 706) phōkara a hole, a small hole; a crevice, a niche; a cell. 102)

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

(p. 701) phāṭaka the main gate; (loos.) a portico; a guard-room or guard-house, a jail or gaol; imprisonment, jailing. ফাটক হওয়া v. to be sentenced to imprisonment; to be jailed. 78)

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

(p. 701) phalgunī the twin stars (namely, the পূর্বফল্গুনী and the উত্তরফল্গুনী) as described in Hindu astronomy. 47)