No. 2,736 in Polish
dwóm
The Polish word "dwóm" means "to two" (dative case of "two").
In a sentence
Pomogliśmy dwóm znajomym w przeprowadzce.
We helped two friends move.
The word 'dwóm' is the dative form, plural, of the numeral 'dwa', used here to indicate the two friends who received the help.
Podziękuj dwóm swoim nauczycielom.
Thank your two teachers.
In this sentence, 'dwóm' is used in the dative case to express the indirect object (to whom thanks are directed).
Dwóm braciom udało się ukończyć projekt.
Two brothers managed to complete the project.
Here, 'dwóm' appears in the dative case, referring to the two brothers who benefited from the completion of the project.
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