No. 556 in Croatian
obje
"Obje" means "both" in English.
In a sentence
Obje knjige su na stolu.
Both books are on the table.
Here, 'obje' is used to refer to two feminine nouns (knjige - books) collectively.
Vidjela sam obje prijateljice u gradu.
I saw both friends in the city.
In this sentence, 'obje' modifies the feminine plural noun 'prijateljice' (friends) to indicate both of them.
Obje su se složile s prijedlogom.
Both of them agreed to the proposal.
In this example, 'obje' is used in the nominative case to refer to two feminine entities already mentioned, emphasizing their collective agreement.
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