anaikāṃtikaa. (kīf.) 1 Unsteady, uncertain; not to the point, not very important; bhṛtyo'bhṛtya iti°kametat Pt. 1. 2 (in Logic) Name of one of the five main divisions of hetvābhāsa (fallacies,) otherwise called savyabhicāra. It is of three kinds: (a) sādhāraṇa, where the hetu is found both in the sapakṣa and vipakṣa, the argument being therefore too general. (b) asādhāraṇa where the hetu is in the pakṣa alone, the argument being not general enough. (c) anupasaṃhārī which embraces every known thing in the pakṣa, the argument being non-conclusive.