d(ъ)va

d(ъ)va Grammatical information: num. Proto-Slavic meaning: `two'

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Old Church Slavic:

dъva `two' [num], dъvě [numf], dъvě `two' [numn]

Russian:

dva `two' [num], dve [numf], dva [numn]

Czech:

dva `two' [num], dvě [numf], dvě [numn]

Polish:

dwa `two' [num], dwie `two' [numf], dwa `two' [numn]

Slovincian:

dvã `two' [num], dvjìe̯ [numf], dvjìe̯ [numn]

Serbo-Croatian:

dvȃ `two' [num], dvȉje [numf], dvȃ `two' [numn];

Čak. dvå̑ (Vrgada) `two' [num], dvȋ [numf], dvå̑ [numn];

Čak. dvȃ (Orbanići) `two' [num]

Slovene:

dvȃ `two' [num]

Bulgarian:

dva `two' [num]

Proto-Balto-Slavic reconstruction: duoʔ; duoiʔ

Lithuanian:

dù `two' [num], dvì `two' [numf]

Indo-European reconstruction: duo-h₁; duo-ih₁

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Other cognates:

Skt. dvā́ `two' [num];

Gk. δύω `two' [num];