No. 358 in Slovenian
dvema
"Dvema" means "to two" or "with two" in English, used in the dative or instrumental case.
In a sentence
Za kosilo sem pojedel testenine z dvema vrstama sira.
For lunch, I ate pasta with two kinds of cheese.
The word 'dvema' is the instrumental case of the numeral 'two', used here to describe the two kinds of cheese.
Pogovarjala sta se med dvema grmovjema.
They talked between two bushes.
The word 'dvema' is the locative case of the numeral 'two', indicating location between the two bushes.
Med dvema rokama je držala veliko knjigo.
She held a large book between two hands.
The word 'dvema' is the instrumental case of the numeral 'two', showing the means by which the book was held.
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