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Table of contents
1 English

1.1 Etymology

1.1.1 Pronounciation
1.1.2 Hyphenation

1.2 Cardinal number

1.2.1 Translations

1.3 Adjective

1.3.1 Translations

English

Etymology

Old English twa, from Germanic *twai, *two, from PIE *dwô. Cognate to German zwei, French deux, Greek δυο, Russian два. Combining form twi-, cognate to German zwi-, Sanskrit દ્વિ dwi-.

Pronounciation

Hyphenation

two

Cardinal number

two

  1. The cardinality of the set {0, 1}; one plus one. (The number of eyes that a typical human has.)
  2. The ordinality of an element whose predecessor is first; usually called second but sometimes number two.

Translations

Adjective

two (plural: twos)

  1. The digit/figure 2
  2. (US) A two-dollar bill.
  3. Two years of age; Two years old.

Translations

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