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A lililiter is a non-standard unit of measurement that is sometimes informally used to refer to one-thousandth of a liter, identical to a milliliter (mL). The term is not widely recognized in scientific contexts and may be considered a playful or erroneous variation of "milliliter." In practice, it is best to use established units like milliliters or liters for clarity and precision in measurement.
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