עוּכְלָא, (עכל, cmp. אוּכְלָא II a. כְּלָה) ‘Ukhla, a small measure of capacity (also a weight). B. Bath. 89ᵇ. Ib. 90ᵃ וכמה היא ע׳ אחד משמונה ברובע (ed. מחמשה ברביע, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. to 89ᵇ note 400) and how much is an ‘Ukhla? One-eighth (fifth) of a fourth of a Kab. Sot. 8ᵇ; Tosef. ib. III, 1 (missing in ed. Zuck.; Y. ib. I, 17ᵃ אוכלא); Num. R. s. 9. Erub. 29ᵃ ע׳ תבלין an ‘U. of spices (v. כְּלָה).—Pl. עוּכְלֵי. B. Bath. 85ᵇ מחו לה מאה ע׳ עוכלא they struck (defeated) that opinion with a hundred measures against one (a hundred arguments against for one in favor of it; Rashi: with a hundred strokes with a lash to which the weight of an ‘Ukhla was attached); Keth. 53ᵃ דאמינא כמאן דקא מחו וכ׳ for I may adopt the opinion of him who said, they struck &c.