Take the 2-minute tour ×  What is the shortest word in the
Torah?  share|improve this question  closed as not a real
question by Isaac Moses Jun 16 '11 at 22:09   2 Answers 2  up
vote 1 down vote accepted  הַאֲזִינוּ פרק לב פסוק ו  הַ
לְיְהוָה, תִּגְמְלוּ-זֹאת  share|improve this answer I don't
understand how this answer could be accepted without any source
justifying that this is actually a word. –  Curiouser May 23 '11
at 16:36 @Curiouser - Note the usernames. –  WAF May 24 '11 at
23:10  There are a number of words of two letters, which could
all count as the shortest.  But according to the Ibn Ezra, the
heh which begins Devarim 32:6 is connected to the lamed and is
not a word on its own. This is a famous mechlokets. See a nice
video on the topic here.   share|improve this answer