קִילְקִלִּין, (an adaptation of cancelli; reduplic. of קִיל I; cmp. קוֹלְיָינִין) curtained enclosures, compartments. Pesik. Vayḥi, p. 8ᵃ, v. קוֹלְיָינִין.—Esp. the curtained enclosures of an idolatrous temple. Ab. Zar. 51ᵇ כל שהוא לפנים מן הק׳ וכ׳ (Ar. קלוקלון, קולקלון, corr. acc.) whatever is found within the enclosures is forbidden, even if it be water or salt; whatever is outside &c. Ib. אין ק׳ לא לפעור וכ׳ no difference is made between things within and without the enclosures as regards the idol Peor &c.—Cmp. קַנְקָל.