מְקוּלִין m. pl. (macellum, μάκελλον) 1) slaughter-house. Gen. R. s. 86, beg.; Midr. Till. to Ps. CV, 16. —2) meat-market, provision-market. Ḥull. 95ᵃ מ׳ וטבחי ישראל if there are meat-stands (kept by gentiles) in a place where the butchers are Jews. Ib. 92ᵇ top אין שוקלין בשר המת במ׳ they (the gentiles) do not retail carrion in the markets; a. fr.—[Sifré Num. 131 בנו להם מקולים they erected markets for them (Var. קְלָעִים), v. קֶלַע III.]—Y. Ḥag. I, 76ᵇ top אפי׳ ממְקִילוֹן even if you have to buy your meat in the market (having no sacrifice of your own).