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tola

  (tō'lə, tō-lä') pronunciation
n.

A unit of weight used in India, equal to the weight of one silver rupee (11.7 grams or 180 troy grains).

[Hindi tolā, from Sanskrit tulā, weight.]


 
 
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(tō'lə) , in the Bible.

1 Son of Issachar.

2 Judge of Israel.

 
 

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