No. 176 in Russian
две
"Две" means "two" (feminine form) in English.
In a sentence
У меня есть две книги.
I have two books.
Here, 'две' is used as a numeral to denote the quantity 'two' modifying the feminine noun 'книги' in the nominative plural case.
Ты видишь эти две машины?
Do you see these two cars?
In this sentence, 'две' modifies the feminine plural noun 'машины' in the accusative case, as it is the direct object of the sentence.
Я хочу купить две лампы для комнаты.
I want to buy two lamps for the room.
Here, 'две' quantifies the feminine plural noun 'лампы' in the accusative case indicating the items to purchase.
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