*twai
Runic: ᛏᚹᚨᛁ Pronunciation: /ˈtwɑi̯/numeral
Meanings
two
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *dwóh₁ (‘two’) with plural suffix *-i. Compare *þai (‘they, those’), from demonstrative root *þa-.
Descendants
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*twai- (Proto-West Germanic)
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twēne, twē (Old Dutch)
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twee, twe (Middle Dutch)
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twee (Dutch)
- twee (Afrikaans)
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twee (Dutch)
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twee, twe (Middle Dutch)
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twēne, twē (Old Dutch)
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*twai- (Proto-West Germanic)
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twēġen, twā, tū (Old English)
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tweye, tweyne, two (Middle English)
- twa, twae (Scots)
- twye (Yola)
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tweye, tweyne, two (Middle English)
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twēġen, twā, tū (Old English)
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*twai- (Proto-West Germanic)
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twēġen, twā, tū (Old English)
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tweye, tweyne, two (Middle English)
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two (English)
- ту (tu) (Solombala English)
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two (English)
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tweye, tweyne, two (Middle English)
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twēġen, twā, tū (Old English)
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*twai- (Proto-West Germanic)
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twēne, twā (Old Frisian)
- tou (North Frisian)
- twäin, two (Saterland Frisian)
- twa (West Frisian)
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twēne, twā (Old Frisian)
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*twai- (Proto-West Germanic)
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zwēne (Old High German)
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zwēne, zwō, zwei (Middle High German)
- zwei, zwe, zwo, zwöi, zwee, zwa, zwoi, zwea, zwuo (Alemannic German)
- ? (East Central German)
- zwej (East Franconian)
- zwei, zwo, zween (German)
- cwē (Vilamovian)
- צוויי (tsvey) (Yiddish)
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zwēne, zwō, zwei (Middle High German)
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zwēne (Old High German)
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*twai- (Proto-West Germanic)
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zwēne (Old High German)
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zwēne, zwō, zwei (Middle High German)
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zwoa, zwo (Bavarian)
- zboa (Mòcheno)
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zwoa, zwo (Bavarian)
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zwēne, zwō, zwei (Middle High German)
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zwēne (Old High German)
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*twai- (Proto-West Germanic)
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zwēne (Old High German)
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zwēne, zwō, zwei (Middle High German)
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zwoa, zwo (Bavarian)
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? (Cimbrian)
- zboa (Luserna)
- sbéen, sbòa (Sette Comuni)
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? (Cimbrian)
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zwoa, zwo (Bavarian)
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zwēne, zwō, zwei (Middle High German)
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zwēne (Old High German)
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*twai- (Proto-West Germanic)
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zwēne (Old High German)
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zwēne, zwō, zwei (Middle High German)
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zwei, zwien, zwo, zwu (Central Franconian)
- zweu (Hunsrik)
- zwéin, zwou, zwee (Luxembourgish)
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zwei, zwien, zwo, zwu (Central Franconian)
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zwēne, zwō, zwei (Middle High German)
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zwēne (Old High German)
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*twai- (Proto-West Germanic)
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zwēne (Old High German)
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zwēne, zwō, zwei (Middle High German)
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? (Rhine Franconian)
- zwee (Pennsylvania German)
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? (Rhine Franconian)
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zwēne, zwō, zwei (Middle High German)
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zwēne (Old High German)
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*twai- (Proto-West Germanic)
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twēne, twēna, twō, twā, twē (Old Saxon)
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twê, twî (Middle Low German)
- twee (German Low German)
- twee (Plautdietsch)
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twê, twî (Middle Low German)
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twēne, twēna, twō, twā, twē (Old Saxon)
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tveir (Old Norse)
- ? (Dalian)
- tveir (Faroese)
- tweir (Gutnish)
- tveir (Icelandic)
- tvó, tó, två, tveir (Norwegian)
- tvo, to, tvei (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- twēr (Old Frisian)
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tveir (Old Norse)
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twā, two, to (Old Danish)
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to (Danish)
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to (Norwegian Bokmål)
- to (Norwegian Nynorsk)
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to (Norwegian Bokmål)
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to (Danish)
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twā, two, to (Old Danish)
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tveir (Old Norse)
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tvēr, twē, tvā (Old Swedish)
- två (Swedish)
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tvēr, twē, tvā (Old Swedish)
- 𐍄𐍅𐌰𐌹 (twai) (Gothic)