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(twān)

adjective, noun

Archaic two

Origin: ME twene < OE twegen, nom. & acc. masc. form of twa, two

Twain, Mark Samuel Langhorne Clemens

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noun, adj. & pron.

Two.

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Origin: Middle English tweien, twaine

Origin: , from Old English twēgen; see dwo- in Indo-European roots

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