צַלָּא, (צְלָא) m. (צלי to stretch, v. צְלֵי II; cmp. מִשְׁכָא) hide, leather. Targ. Y. Lev. XI, 32. Ib. XIII, 48; a. fr.—Ned. 56ᵇ ערסא דצ׳ a bedstead covered with skins. B. Bath. 5ᵃ (prov.) ארבעה לצ׳ ארבעה לצְלָלָא four (Zuz) for dressing a large skin, four for dressing a small skin, i.e. do not claim anything for guarding your neighbor’s field enclosed within your fields, since you have no more expense by doing so; [oth. opin: four for the skin and four for the צַלָּלָא the tanner, v. comment.].—[צלין, Y. Sabb. VII, 10ᵃ bot., v. צַלְיָין.]