(p. 706) phuluri a kind of cake made of powdered pigeon-pea or gram. 68)

(p. 701) phasa denoting: unguardedness, abruptness; swiftness etc. 49)

(p. 712) phyā phyā denoting: continuous prattling; continuous useless solicitation; continuous useless search. 2)

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

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

(p. 701) phām̐pa swelling; inflation; distension; flatulence (পেটের ফাঁপ). ফাঁপ ধরা v. to swell; to inflate; to distend; to become flatulent. 67)

(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. 706) phēlanā fit to be cast away or rejected; negligible, insignificant: unworthy of attention. 95)

(p. 706) phirati returning, return (ফিরতি ডাক = return mail). n. what has been returned or saved, surplus, balance (পাঁচ টাকার ফিরতি); return journey, return (ফিরতি পথে). adv. at the time of return. 17)

(p. 701) phāṭā to break into chinks, to crack, to split, to rend; to chap (হাত বা পা ফাটা); to burst; to explode; (of a boil etc.) to burst open. a. cracked, split, rent; chapped; unlucky, unfortunate (ফাটা বরাত = bad luck). ফাটানো v. to crack, to split, to rend; to burst; to explode; to burst open. ̃ফাটি n. a scuffle with shedding of blood by both sides; a stiff affray; a rowdy quarrel. 80)

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

(p. 700) phakaphakē very clean; very fair-complexioned. 3)

(p. 701) phalōtpatti fructuation; production or yield of fruits; attainment of success; issue of result or consequences. 43)

(p. 701) phāunaṭēna-phēna, phunṭēna pēna a fountainpen. 58)

(p. 701) phān̐dālō having a large diameter or opening (ফাঁদালো বালা). 66)