sukal

Sukal, also known as sukala, is a term used in several contexts. In medicine, sukal is an Ayurvedic unit of measurement, not a specific disease or condition, but rather a measure of body type. It refers to the mapping of constitutional characteristics, based on various combinations of three doshas (vata, pitta, and kapha) and three gunas (sattva, rajas, and tamas).

The Humorism concept associated with Ayurveda holds that every substance is composed of the five elements (earth, air, fire, water, and ether). Sukala in this system involves classifying an entity based on a range of interpretations.Better knowledge of sukal is needed to determine how the specific, individual variety correlates to particular attributes.

In the context of suburban areas, particularly in India, a sukala is a type of mixed-farming plot. The plot combines both food and livestock farming, either on small tracts of land or within the same tract. This is an adaptive farming alternative for productive synergies in small-farmed land plots.

In psychology, the term might be confused with, but refer to or utilize the concept of "haziness" in the context of perceiving emotions, questioning personal intelligence, and performance.

Sukal has no independent French definition and original context applied with this name.