No. 66 in Polish
dwóch
"Two" (genitive form in Polish).
In a sentence
Mam dwóch braci.
I have two brothers.
Here, 'dwóch' quantifies the masculine numeral for the count of brothers in the genitive case due to its numeral form.
Spotkałem dwóch ludzi w parku.
I met two people in the park.
In this sentence, 'dwóch' is used to count a pair of individuals, with the noun 'ludzi' requiring the genitive case.
Dwóch was czekało na mnie przed domem.
Two of you were waiting for me in front of the house.
The word 'dwóch' here refers directly to two specific people from a group, indicating their count in situational context.
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