PHA

PHA: acoustic root of the propensity of fear

PHAT́: practice, i.e. putting a theory into practice

PHAŃÁ: hood of a snake

PHAŃII: serpent, snake

PHALA: fruit, result, consequence

PHALGU DHÁRÁ: under current or flow, a river with under current

PHÁNKÁ: deception, evasion, eyewash, hoodwinking, fraud, cheating, sly, hypocrisy, bluff

PHÁUNKI: deception, evasion, eyewash, hoodwinking, fraud, cheating, sly, hypocrisy, bluff

PHÁNKE: gap, recess, cleavage, chink, crevice

PHÁNDA: trap, noose, web, net, jump

PHÁNSÁ: trap, noose, web, net

PHÁGUN / PHÁLGUN: eleventh month of Indian / Bengali calendar, spring or vernal season, mid February to mid March period

PHÁNUS: paper balloon

PHÁLI: small strip or slice

PHIRE: return, again

PHUT́AKI: minute speckle, a dot

PHUT́ANTA: blooming, blossoming, blossomed, effervescing

PHUT́IYÁCHI, blooming

PHUT́E / PHUT́I: bloom

PHUNKÁR: hissing

PHUḾPÁN: whimper, sob, growl

PHURÁN / PHURÁIÁ: exhaust, lost, ends, consumed, terminate, close, conclude

PHURÁY: terminate, end, conclude, close, consumed, cease to exist

PHÚL: flower

PHUNSÁN: hissing, growing, fuming

PHENIL: foamy, frothy

PHELANÁ: negligible, insignificant, rejectable, unworthy

PHELÁN: to let fall or drop, to throw, to fling, to cast, to put, to leave, to abandon, to desert, to dissipate, to disregard, to expel, to eject, scattering wastefully, squandering, propel

PHELILE: ignored

PHONT́Á: drop, drip, mark, blob, point, tiny, scanty, round mark on the forehead