יָילָא, hedge-hog, believed to suck and injure the udders of cattle. Targ. O. Lev. XI, 30 יַלָא ed. Berl. (Var. יַלָּא, יָלָא; Y. מינקת חויא; h. text אנקה).—Pl. יָילֵי &c. Sabb. 54ᵇ כי … לימצוה יי׳ Ar. (ed. יָאלֵי) to prevent hedge-hogs from sucking them. B. Bath. 4ᵃ top Herod put around Baba’s head כלילא דיי׳ (Ms. M. דיא׳, v. Rabb. S. a. l. note) a garland made of skins of hedge-hogs which pricked his eyes out.