תַּרְעוֹמֶת f. (רָעַם) murmur, complaint, quarrel. B. Mets. VI, 1 אין להם … אלא ת׳ they have nothing but a complaint (no legal claim) against each other. Ib. 76ᵃ ת׳ מאי עבידתיה what cause for complaint is there? [Answ. אמר ליה לית לך אל תמנע וכ׳ he may say to him, dost thou not believe in (Prov. III, 27), ‘withhold not a benefit &c.’?] Y. ib. V, 10ᵇ המבטל כיס … אלא ת׳ if an agent leaves his neighbor’s money unemployed, the latter has no legal claim; ib. IX, beg. 12ᵃ, opp. חייב לשפות. Sabb. 56ᵇ לא עליך יש לי ת׳ וכ׳ (ed. תרעומות) I have no quarrel with thee, but only with him &c.; Yalk. Sam. 151. Treat. Der. Er. Zuṭṭa ch. IX, beg. התרחק מן הת׳ וכ׳ keep aloof from murmuring (talking against a fellowman), for if thou talkest against thy neighbor, thou wilt commit other sins too. Ber. 12ᵃ בקשו … מפני ת׳ המינין they wanted to read so (recite the Ten Commandments with the Sh’mʿa in the prayers), had they not long ago abolished it on account of the seditious talk of the heretics (who declared nothing to be essential in the Law but the Ten Commandments); a. fr.—Pl. תַּרְעוּמוֹת. Tosef. Sot. VI, 1 ושאר כל הת׳ האמורות וכ׳ and all the other murmurings (against God) mentioned in that section (Job XXVII).