No. 118 in Hebrew
שתי
The Hebrew word "שתי" can mean "my two" (possessive form) or "warp" (in weaving), depending on context.
In a sentence
אני רוצה שתי עוגות.
I want two cakes.
In this context, 'שתי' functions as the number two in feminine form, used before a noun.
יש לי שתי אפשרויות לבחור מהן.
I have two options to choose from.
Here, 'שתי' again indicates the number two, aligning with the feminine noun 'options'.
שתי החברות הלכו יחד לטיול.
The two friends went together on a trip.
In this sentence, 'שתי' introduces two specific entities—the two friends—again matching the feminine plural form.
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