(p. 56) abikala (ori.) not defective or crippled; unimpaired, undamaged, undistorted; perfect, whole, complete, entire; exact, precise; resembling in all respects, true to the model (অবিকল চিত্র). adv. exactly, precisely; faithfully to the model. অবিকল প্রতিরূপ a. facsimile, a true or exact copy. 69)

(p. 56) abikalpa having no alternative or substitute. 70)

(p. 586) nirbikalpa without an alternative, absolute; untransfigured, without transfiguration; unerring or unhesitating, sure; having no distinction between the cognizer and the cognizable, completely identified with or absorbed into the Infinite. n. absolute or final knowledge. নির্বিকল্প সমাধি a trance or profound meditation in which one is completely identified with or absorbed into the Infinite. 6)

(p. 654) pustabikalana book-debit. 82)

(p. 751) bikala lacking in or crippled of a part or limb (বিকলাঙ্গ); worn-out or exhausted or disabled (বিকল শরীর); impaired or ruined (বিকল স্বাস্হ্য); out of order; out of service (বিকল যন্ত্র); confused or overwhelmed with worries etc.. harried (বিকল প্রাণ). বিকল করা v. (rare) to cripple; to exhaust or fatigue; to disable; to impair or ruin; to put out of order; to confuse or overwhelm, to harry, to harrow. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. crippledom; exhaustion; disability; impairment, ruin; unserviceable or disordered or breakdown state; overwhelmed or confused or harried state. 11)

(p. 751) bikalā a measure of time (= 1/6 কলা), a second. 12)

(p. 751) bikalāṅga crippled, physically handicapped; having defective limbs; disabled; (loos.) deformed.বিকলাঙ্গ লোক a cripple. 13)

(p. 751) bikalēndriẏa having a crippled sense organ; deformed; crippled. 14)

(p. 751) bikalpa an alternative concept; an alternative; a substitute; doubt; (gr.) a variant or a doublet; (phil.) fancy. বিকল্প প্রমাণ alternative proof. বিকল্পে adv. alternatively; as a substitute. 15)

(p. 980) sabikalpa having an alternative; admitting of an alternative. সবিকল্প জ্ঞান realization of duality; awareness of distinction between the knower and the knowable or between adjective and substantive. 59)