em – a type of dash used in typesetting the letter "M".el – the letter "L" also the god of rain in Canaanite mythology also short for "elevated train".eh – an interjection used to indicate lack of understanding.ea – a river (obsolete) also (with initial capital) the ea, god of water in Babylonian mythology.do – to execute also first tone of the diatonic scale.de – preposition meaning of or from in names and in phrases recently borrowed from the Latin or French ( de jure, de facto, coup de grace).da – a heavy Burmese knife in some dialects, father.bo – friend also a weapon used in martial arts also a sacred Indian]] fig tree.ba – part of the Egyptian soul also to kiss (archaic) in some dialects, father.aw – an interjection used variously to express sympathy, tenderness, disapproval, or disbelief by means of slight differences in pronunciation.Av – a month of the Hebrew calendar (see Ab above).at – a preposition meaning "in the area occupied by".as – a preposition meaning "to the same extent or degree".Ao – the god of the clouds in Polynesian mythology.an – the indefinite article used before vowel sounds.am – first person singular present indicative of the verb "to be".al – East Indian tree also a hirsute creature said in Persian mythology to devour the souls of unborn children.
ah – an interjection used to express various emotions such as surprise, delight, disgust, or pain.aa – a type of lava having a rough surface (pronounced "ah - ah" and properly spelled "`a`a").The number is reduced somewhat by the " three letter rule". The English language contains various two-letter words.
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