עָלַל (b. h. עוֹלֵל Pol. to bring about) to go about, 1) (cmp. סוּר I ch.) to superintend, be busy. Koh. R. to VI, 10 … מלך ומסרו לאריס לַעֲלוֹל בו a King that had a vineyard and gave it in charge of a tenant to attend to it (ed. Wil. לעֹמול).—Part. pass. עָלוּל; f. עֲלוּלָה; pl. עֲלוּלִים, עֲלוּלִין; עֲלוּלוֹת [brought about,] liable, likely (cmp. רָגִיל). Nidd. 7ᵇ ע׳ לקבל טומאה likely to catch uncleanness; Tosef. Makhsh. II, 11. —2) (with ל־; cmp. סוּר I) to ascend, land, enter. Koh. R. to VI, 5 למה לא עָלַלְתָּה למדינה why didst thou not visit the city?; ואת שירדת ועָלַלְתָּ and thou who didst go down (leave the ship) and visit; (Yalk. ib. 972 עאל, עלת, עיילת, v. עוּל, a. next w.). Ab. Zar. 71ᵃ עוֹל תחתי לעוצר go for me to the collector (settle with him).
Hithpa. - הִתְעַלֵּל (b. h.), Nithpa. נִתְעַלֵּל [to busy one’s self,] to sport, abuse. Gitt. 58ᵃ; Yalk. Jer. 276; a. e.