No. 89 in Slovenian
dveh
The Slovenian word "dveh" means "of two" (genitive case).
In a sentence
Imeli smo srečo, da sta prišla dva avta, iz katerih sta izstopila skupno dveh ljudi.
We were lucky that two cars arrived, from which a total of two people got out.
In this context, 'dveh' refers to the number two, specifically modifying the count of people departing from the cars. This usage represents the genitive plural form of the noun, emphasizing the partitive nature.
Razmišljam o dveh možnostih za naš izlet: morje ali gore.
I am considering between two options for our trip: the sea or the mountains.
Here, 'dveh' is used to indicate the number two in the context of options, framed within the prepositional case for deliberation.
Srečala sem se z dveh prijateljema, s katerima nisem govorila od otroštva.
I met with two friends whom I hadn't spoken to since childhood.
In this example, 'dveh' is modifying the noun 'prijateljema' to show the numerical quantity in connection to the instrumental case.
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