No. 143 in Lithuanian
dvi
The Lithuanian word "dvi" means "two" (feminine form).
In a sentence
Mano draugė turi dvi kates.
My friend has two cats.
The word 'dvi' denotes the number two and is in the nominative plural form, agreeing with the noun 'kates' (cats), which is feminine.
Jis man padavė dvi stiklines vandens.
He handed me two glasses of water.
The word 'dvi' is used to indicate the quantity of 'stiklines' (glasses), which is in the feminine plural and requires nominative alignment.
Mergaitė piešia dvi gėles ant popieriaus.
The girl is drawing two flowers on the paper.
'Dvi' illustrates the number of 'geles' (flowers), a feminine plural noun requiring numeral agreement.
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