קָקוּלָא, pl. קָקוּלֵי, קָקוּלִין (= קלקול׳; קלל) a sort of cress used by the poor (cardamum or nasturtium, Löw, Pfl. 349). Y. Erub. III, 20ᵈ top; Y. Peah VIII, 21ᵃ top, expl. פעפועין.—Pes. 114ᵃ (prov.) דאכיל אליתא טשי בעליתא דאכיל קקולי אקיקלי וכ׳ (Ms. M. קילקולא אקילקולי) he that eats fat-tail will have to hide himself (before his creditors) in the loft, who eats cress may rest quietly by the dunghill of the town.