ταραχή

θόρυβος thórybos · G2351 · clamor, noise, riot

Greek synonym for tumult and uproar; frequently used for mob disturbances and public commotion, closely parallel to ταραχή in the sedition sense

στάσις stásis · G4714 · insurrection, rebellion, to quarrel

Greek term for sedition and insurrection; overlaps with ταραχή in the sense of civil disturbance and mob action

ἀκαταστασία akatastasía · G181 · to rebel against, to revolt, to engage in insurrection

Greek noun for disorder and disturbance; encompasses both political unrest and general tumult, matching the disturbance sense of ταραχή

מְהוּמָה mᵉhûwmâh · H4103 · consternation

Hebrew equivalent for disturbance/tumult; used for public disorder and panic situations, matching the 'sedition' nuance of ταραχή

הָמוֹן hâmôwn · H1995 · noise, uproar, tumult

Hebrew term for noisy tumult and commotion; can denote both the crowd and the disturbance it creates

מְבוּכָה mᵉbûwkâh · H3998 · confusion

Hebrew noun denoting confusion, perplexity, and disturbance, typically in contexts of panic or social disorder; shares the core concept of disruption and mental/social agitation with Greek ταραχή (disturbance, roiling, sedition).

Words formed from the same root. They share a form, not always a meaning.