(p. 706) phyācaphyāca denoting: disgusting talkativeness or remonstrance. ফ্যাচফ্যাচ করা v. to indulge in disgusting talkativeness. 117)

(p. 706) phuṭānō, phōṭānō to cause to bloom or blossom or blow; to cause to rise or appear or spread; to open; to cause to effervesce or rise in bubbles as a result of boiling; to boil or cook; to cause to burst open by frying; to express; to cause to utter intelligibly; to unfold, to make distinct or manifest; to pierce. 49)

(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. 700) phajara (Mus.) the dawn; early morning. 11)

(p. 701) phājila extremely talkative; saucy; pert; flippant; waggish; excess, surplus. n. excess expenditure; a saucy or waggish person. 76)

(p. 701) pharāsi French. n. a French; the French language, French. 17)

(p. 701) phalākāṅkṣā desire for success. ফলাকাঙ্ক্ষা করা v. to desire success. ফলাকাঙ্ক্ষী a. desirous of success. 30)

(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. 701) phāla a ploughshare, a coulter. 92)

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

(p. 706) phiriṅgi a European; an Anglo-Indian. 18)

(p. 706) phyākāśē pale; wan; anaemic; dim (ফ্যাকাশে আলো). 116)

(p. 701) phalanā so-and-so. 24)

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

(p. 706) phōnōgrāpha a phonograph, a recordplayer. 109)