Shortest amud or daf in Shas?












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What is the shortest amud or daf in Shas? I vaguely remember seeing a daf that was only a couple lines of gemara or so (maybe in Pesachim?) but don't remember where it was.



Daf in this case, referring to:




  • the least amount of words of gemara on an amud

  • the least amount of words of gemara on a whole daf


(or both)



Anyone know?





(like a previous question "Which mishnah has the most daf between it and the subsequent mishnah?" asking as a fun fact- obviously this has no practical implication)










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    Doesn't this question make more sense with at least one line of Gemara?

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 6:19











  • @Kazibácsi that would be great too! If you know of the shortest daf with at least some gemara on it, please share

    – alicht
    May 16 at 6:23











  • I haven't seen it yet, but I hope one day I'll come across... :-)

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 8:45






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    To close voters: I don’t see why this is any less on-topic than judaism.stackexchange.com/q/2672 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/99997 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/102168 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/37426, or pretty much any question in the statistics tag.

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    May 20 at 20:11











  • @sabbahillel the tos you're referring to is referenced in the 2nd answer to this q

    – alicht
    May 20 at 23:46


















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What is the shortest amud or daf in Shas? I vaguely remember seeing a daf that was only a couple lines of gemara or so (maybe in Pesachim?) but don't remember where it was.



Daf in this case, referring to:




  • the least amount of words of gemara on an amud

  • the least amount of words of gemara on a whole daf


(or both)



Anyone know?





(like a previous question "Which mishnah has the most daf between it and the subsequent mishnah?" asking as a fun fact- obviously this has no practical implication)










share|improve this question


















  • 1





    Doesn't this question make more sense with at least one line of Gemara?

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 6:19











  • @Kazibácsi that would be great too! If you know of the shortest daf with at least some gemara on it, please share

    – alicht
    May 16 at 6:23











  • I haven't seen it yet, but I hope one day I'll come across... :-)

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 8:45






  • 1





    To close voters: I don’t see why this is any less on-topic than judaism.stackexchange.com/q/2672 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/99997 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/102168 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/37426, or pretty much any question in the statistics tag.

    – DonielF
    May 20 at 20:11











  • @sabbahillel the tos you're referring to is referenced in the 2nd answer to this q

    – alicht
    May 20 at 23:46
















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What is the shortest amud or daf in Shas? I vaguely remember seeing a daf that was only a couple lines of gemara or so (maybe in Pesachim?) but don't remember where it was.



Daf in this case, referring to:




  • the least amount of words of gemara on an amud

  • the least amount of words of gemara on a whole daf


(or both)



Anyone know?





(like a previous question "Which mishnah has the most daf between it and the subsequent mishnah?" asking as a fun fact- obviously this has no practical implication)










share|improve this question














What is the shortest amud or daf in Shas? I vaguely remember seeing a daf that was only a couple lines of gemara or so (maybe in Pesachim?) but don't remember where it was.



Daf in this case, referring to:




  • the least amount of words of gemara on an amud

  • the least amount of words of gemara on a whole daf


(or both)



Anyone know?





(like a previous question "Which mishnah has the most daf between it and the subsequent mishnah?" asking as a fun fact- obviously this has no practical implication)







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    Doesn't this question make more sense with at least one line of Gemara?

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 6:19











  • @Kazibácsi that would be great too! If you know of the shortest daf with at least some gemara on it, please share

    – alicht
    May 16 at 6:23











  • I haven't seen it yet, but I hope one day I'll come across... :-)

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 8:45






  • 1





    To close voters: I don’t see why this is any less on-topic than judaism.stackexchange.com/q/2672 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/99997 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/102168 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/37426, or pretty much any question in the statistics tag.

    – DonielF
    May 20 at 20:11











  • @sabbahillel the tos you're referring to is referenced in the 2nd answer to this q

    – alicht
    May 20 at 23:46
















  • 1





    Doesn't this question make more sense with at least one line of Gemara?

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 6:19











  • @Kazibácsi that would be great too! If you know of the shortest daf with at least some gemara on it, please share

    – alicht
    May 16 at 6:23











  • I haven't seen it yet, but I hope one day I'll come across... :-)

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 8:45






  • 1





    To close voters: I don’t see why this is any less on-topic than judaism.stackexchange.com/q/2672 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/99997 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/102168 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/37426, or pretty much any question in the statistics tag.

    – DonielF
    May 20 at 20:11











  • @sabbahillel the tos you're referring to is referenced in the 2nd answer to this q

    – alicht
    May 20 at 23:46










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Doesn't this question make more sense with at least one line of Gemara?

– Kazi bácsi
May 16 at 6:19





Doesn't this question make more sense with at least one line of Gemara?

– Kazi bácsi
May 16 at 6:19













@Kazibácsi that would be great too! If you know of the shortest daf with at least some gemara on it, please share

– alicht
May 16 at 6:23





@Kazibácsi that would be great too! If you know of the shortest daf with at least some gemara on it, please share

– alicht
May 16 at 6:23













I haven't seen it yet, but I hope one day I'll come across... :-)

– Kazi bácsi
May 16 at 8:45





I haven't seen it yet, but I hope one day I'll come across... :-)

– Kazi bácsi
May 16 at 8:45




1




1





To close voters: I don’t see why this is any less on-topic than judaism.stackexchange.com/q/2672 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/99997 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/102168 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/37426, or pretty much any question in the statistics tag.

– DonielF
May 20 at 20:11





To close voters: I don’t see why this is any less on-topic than judaism.stackexchange.com/q/2672 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/99997 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/102168 or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/37426, or pretty much any question in the statistics tag.

– DonielF
May 20 at 20:11













@sabbahillel the tos you're referring to is referenced in the 2nd answer to this q

– alicht
May 20 at 23:46







@sabbahillel the tos you're referring to is referenced in the 2nd answer to this q

– alicht
May 20 at 23:46












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Shortest Amud



1st place: Bava Kama 77a has 9 words of gemara on it and is thus the shortest amud with words of gemara on it in shas. The Tosfos that fills the page is very VERY big.



A close 2nd place is Yoma 56a with 12 words.



Shortest Daf



The Shortest Daf in shas that has words on both pages is Nedarim 45a-b which has 69 words (not including Hadran Alach).
Nedarim 45b happens to also be the 3rd shortest Amud with 20 words.



Though (@JoelK mentioned it with regards to shortest amud but was able to verify it's the shortest daf of gemara) the shortest daf which has only one page with words from the gemara is Nazir 33a-b which has 38 words.






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    Out of curiosity, how did you find them? :-)

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 10:52






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    @Kazibácsi a quick look through the volumes of Shas on my shelf

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    May 16 at 19:10



















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The shortest amud is Nazir 33b which contains precisely zero words of gemara.



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    Yeah, I think that definitely takes the cake for the shortest amud of Gemara, but that's one heck of a long Tosfos. That makes the bochur in me shutter...

    – ezra
    May 16 at 5:39











  • What about the shortest daf that has at least SOME gemara on it? (as @Kazibácsi mentions above in the comments to the question)

    – alicht
    May 16 at 6:25





















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Shortest Amud



1st place: Bava Kama 77a has 9 words of gemara on it and is thus the shortest amud with words of gemara on it in shas. The Tosfos that fills the page is very VERY big.



A close 2nd place is Yoma 56a with 12 words.



Shortest Daf



The Shortest Daf in shas that has words on both pages is Nedarim 45a-b which has 69 words (not including Hadran Alach).
Nedarim 45b happens to also be the 3rd shortest Amud with 20 words.



Though (@JoelK mentioned it with regards to shortest amud but was able to verify it's the shortest daf of gemara) the shortest daf which has only one page with words from the gemara is Nazir 33a-b which has 38 words.






share|improve this answer





















  • 3





    Out of curiosity, how did you find them? :-)

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 10:52






  • 1





    @Kazibácsi a quick look through the volumes of Shas on my shelf

    – user15464
    May 16 at 19:10
















12














Shortest Amud



1st place: Bava Kama 77a has 9 words of gemara on it and is thus the shortest amud with words of gemara on it in shas. The Tosfos that fills the page is very VERY big.



A close 2nd place is Yoma 56a with 12 words.



Shortest Daf



The Shortest Daf in shas that has words on both pages is Nedarim 45a-b which has 69 words (not including Hadran Alach).
Nedarim 45b happens to also be the 3rd shortest Amud with 20 words.



Though (@JoelK mentioned it with regards to shortest amud but was able to verify it's the shortest daf of gemara) the shortest daf which has only one page with words from the gemara is Nazir 33a-b which has 38 words.






share|improve this answer





















  • 3





    Out of curiosity, how did you find them? :-)

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 10:52






  • 1





    @Kazibácsi a quick look through the volumes of Shas on my shelf

    – user15464
    May 16 at 19:10














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12








12







Shortest Amud



1st place: Bava Kama 77a has 9 words of gemara on it and is thus the shortest amud with words of gemara on it in shas. The Tosfos that fills the page is very VERY big.



A close 2nd place is Yoma 56a with 12 words.



Shortest Daf



The Shortest Daf in shas that has words on both pages is Nedarim 45a-b which has 69 words (not including Hadran Alach).
Nedarim 45b happens to also be the 3rd shortest Amud with 20 words.



Though (@JoelK mentioned it with regards to shortest amud but was able to verify it's the shortest daf of gemara) the shortest daf which has only one page with words from the gemara is Nazir 33a-b which has 38 words.






share|improve this answer















Shortest Amud



1st place: Bava Kama 77a has 9 words of gemara on it and is thus the shortest amud with words of gemara on it in shas. The Tosfos that fills the page is very VERY big.



A close 2nd place is Yoma 56a with 12 words.



Shortest Daf



The Shortest Daf in shas that has words on both pages is Nedarim 45a-b which has 69 words (not including Hadran Alach).
Nedarim 45b happens to also be the 3rd shortest Amud with 20 words.



Though (@JoelK mentioned it with regards to shortest amud but was able to verify it's the shortest daf of gemara) the shortest daf which has only one page with words from the gemara is Nazir 33a-b which has 38 words.







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alicht

4,8082836




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answered May 16 at 8:53









user15464user15464

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  • 3





    Out of curiosity, how did you find them? :-)

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 10:52






  • 1





    @Kazibácsi a quick look through the volumes of Shas on my shelf

    – user15464
    May 16 at 19:10














  • 3





    Out of curiosity, how did you find them? :-)

    – Kazi bácsi
    May 16 at 10:52






  • 1





    @Kazibácsi a quick look through the volumes of Shas on my shelf

    – user15464
    May 16 at 19:10








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3





Out of curiosity, how did you find them? :-)

– Kazi bácsi
May 16 at 10:52





Out of curiosity, how did you find them? :-)

– Kazi bácsi
May 16 at 10:52




1




1





@Kazibácsi a quick look through the volumes of Shas on my shelf

– user15464
May 16 at 19:10





@Kazibácsi a quick look through the volumes of Shas on my shelf

– user15464
May 16 at 19:10











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The shortest amud is Nazir 33b which contains precisely zero words of gemara.



enter image description here






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  • 3





    Yeah, I think that definitely takes the cake for the shortest amud of Gemara, but that's one heck of a long Tosfos. That makes the bochur in me shutter...

    – ezra
    May 16 at 5:39











  • What about the shortest daf that has at least SOME gemara on it? (as @Kazibácsi mentions above in the comments to the question)

    – alicht
    May 16 at 6:25


















12














The shortest amud is Nazir 33b which contains precisely zero words of gemara.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer





















  • 3





    Yeah, I think that definitely takes the cake for the shortest amud of Gemara, but that's one heck of a long Tosfos. That makes the bochur in me shutter...

    – ezra
    May 16 at 5:39











  • What about the shortest daf that has at least SOME gemara on it? (as @Kazibácsi mentions above in the comments to the question)

    – alicht
    May 16 at 6:25
















12












12








12







The shortest amud is Nazir 33b which contains precisely zero words of gemara.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer















The shortest amud is Nazir 33b which contains precisely zero words of gemara.



enter image description here







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alicht

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answered May 16 at 4:26









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  • 3





    Yeah, I think that definitely takes the cake for the shortest amud of Gemara, but that's one heck of a long Tosfos. That makes the bochur in me shutter...

    – ezra
    May 16 at 5:39











  • What about the shortest daf that has at least SOME gemara on it? (as @Kazibácsi mentions above in the comments to the question)

    – alicht
    May 16 at 6:25
















  • 3





    Yeah, I think that definitely takes the cake for the shortest amud of Gemara, but that's one heck of a long Tosfos. That makes the bochur in me shutter...

    – ezra
    May 16 at 5:39











  • What about the shortest daf that has at least SOME gemara on it? (as @Kazibácsi mentions above in the comments to the question)

    – alicht
    May 16 at 6:25










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Yeah, I think that definitely takes the cake for the shortest amud of Gemara, but that's one heck of a long Tosfos. That makes the bochur in me shutter...

– ezra
May 16 at 5:39





Yeah, I think that definitely takes the cake for the shortest amud of Gemara, but that's one heck of a long Tosfos. That makes the bochur in me shutter...

– ezra
May 16 at 5:39













What about the shortest daf that has at least SOME gemara on it? (as @Kazibácsi mentions above in the comments to the question)

– alicht
May 16 at 6:25







What about the shortest daf that has at least SOME gemara on it? (as @Kazibácsi mentions above in the comments to the question)

– alicht
May 16 at 6:25





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