No. 87 in Estonian
kahe
"Kahe" means "of two" or "two's" in English.
In a sentence
Ma ostsin poes kahe õuna.
I bought two apples at the store.
In this sentence, 'kahe' is the genitive case of 'kaks,' the numeral two, indicating possession or relationship (two of apples).
Kahe päeva pärast lähen ma reisile.
In two days, I am going on a trip.
Here, 'kahe' again is the genitive case of 'kaks,' used to refer to a time period counted by two units (days).
Ta valis kahe raamatu vahel.
He chose between two books.
In this context, 'kahe' is used in the genitive case to indicate components involved in making a choice (between two books).
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