פּוּלְסָא, (פְּלַס; cmp. b. h. פֶּלֶס) circular plate or ring used as weight and as uncoined money (v. פִּילֵס). B. Mets. 47ᵇ (expl. אסימון, ib. IV, 1) פ׳ (Ar. פִּילְסָא) uncoined metal. Sabb. 65ᵃ ליעבד לה פ׳ let him use any circular plate for it (instead of a coin, סלע).—Pl. פּוּלְסִין, פּוּלְסֵי. Lev. R. s. 37 יהבת ליה אנתתיה עשרה פ׳ וכ׳ (not יהבי) his wife gave him ten pulsin, saying, buy something &c.—פ׳ דנורא heated disks or rings strung on a lash. B. Mets. 85ᵇ מחיוה שתין פ׳ דנ׳ they (in heaven) punished him with sixty fiery lashes; Yoma 77ᵃ (omitted in eds.; v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 3; Ms. M. פּוּלְסִים h. form); Ḥag. 15ᵃ. B. Mets. 47ᵃ הוה מפיק פ׳ דנ׳ (Rashi פולסא) he would have brought out before thee (shown thee) fiery disks (i.e. would have threatened thee with excommunication).