(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. 712) phyālaphyāla denoting: bewildered gaze. ফ্যালফ্যাল করে তাকানো v. to look confusedly. 3)

(p. 700) phaṭaka the main gate; (loos.) a portico. 14)

(p. 706) phuṅgi a Buddhist friar or priest (esp. of Burma). 35)

(p. 706) phikē dim (ফিকে আলো); pale, dull, faded (ফিকে রং); insipid, flat, vapid (ফিকে বর্ণনা); watery, thin (ফিকে দুধ). 6)

(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. 706) phuṭa1 an English measure of length (=12 inches), a foot. 37)

(p. 706) phuruka, phuḍ়ut denoting: sudden flying away (ফুড়ুত্ করে উড়ে যাওয়া). ফুড়ুক-ফুড়ুক, ফুড়ুত্-ফুড়ুত্ int. denoting: repeated flying for short spells; repeated bubbling noise caused by smoking a hookah. 51)

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

(p. 701) phalānbēṣī searching for fruits; seeking success. 34)

(p. 701) phalasā a kind of berry. 26)

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

(p. 701) phān̐ḍ়ā probability of some danger or even death according to astrology. ফাঁড়া কাটানো v. to get out of a danger or a risk of death. 62)

(p. 701) phān̐da a trap, a snare, a pitfall; (fig.) an intrigue, a clique, a plot; (of bangles, nose-rings etc.) diameter. ফাঁদ পাতা v. to set or lay a trap; (fig.) to engineer an intrigue, to lay a plot. ফাঁদে পড়া v. to get into a trap or pitfall; (fig.) to get involved in an intrigue; to be caught in the toils. ফাঁদে ফেলা v. to entrap, to get one into a trap or pitfall; (fig.) to involve one in an intrigue. 64)

(p. 706) phuliẏē phām̐piẏē exaggeratedly; in an inflated or puffed-up manner. 67)