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Tractate Terumot

Mishnah Terumot, the sixth tractate of Seder Zeraim, governs the separation of terumah set aside for the kohanim and errors made regarding it. Like most tractates in this order, its 11 chapters and 101 mishnayot remained without a Babylonian Gemara.
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Terumot – Chapter 1

Who may separate terumah and the conditions required for the separation to be valid.

Terumot – Chapter 2

The intention required at the moment of separation and the errors that can invalidate it.

Terumot – Chapter 3

Cases of mistaken designation of terumah and their consequences.

Terumot – Chapter 4

The proportions to be separated, depending on the owner's generosity or stinginess.

Terumot – Chapter 5

Cases where terumah becomes mixed with non-consecrated produce.

Terumot – Chapter 6

The consequences for someone who eats terumah by mistake, and the repayment owed.

Terumot – Chapter 7

Further cases of unintentional consumption of terumah and how to make amends.

Terumot – Chapter 8

Situations where terumah becomes contaminated or spoiled, and what should be done with it.

Terumot – Chapter 9

The status of produce grown from seeds that had the status of terumah.

Terumot – Chapter 10

The dilution ratios that do, or do not, nullify a mixture of terumah in non-consecrated produce.

Terumot – Chapter 11

The permitted uses of terumah oil or wine outside of eating.

Frequently asked questions: Tractate Terumot

How many chapters and mishnayot are in tractate Terumot?

Tractate Terumot has 11 chapters and 101 mishnayot.

When is tractate Terumot studied in Mishnah Yomit?

In Mishnah Yomit, tractate Terumot will be studied from March 11, 2028 to April 30, 2028, two mishnayot a day.

Are there video classes on tractate Terumot?

Yes: 101 of the 101 mishnayot of tractate Terumot have a video class, by Rav Reuven Spolter.

What is tractate Terumot about?

Mishnah Terumot, the sixth tractate of Seder Zeraim, governs the separation of terumah set aside for the kohanim and errors made regarding it. Like most tractates in this order, its 11 chapters and 101 mishnayot remained without a Babylonian Gemara.

The other tractates of Seder Zeraim