[dvìːnɛ]
CilmeFrom dvīnis (“twin”) + -e (“fem.”).
- declension-5, feminine, masculinetwin (a girl born together with another child from one mother)
“dvīņu māsa” — twin sister
“abas dvīņu māsas ir labas vingrotājas” — both twin sisters are good gymnasts
“pašas jaunākās meistarsacīkšu dalībnieces ir Kanādas indiāņu dvīnes” — the youngest championship participants are the Canadian Indian (female) twins
Formasdvīne(nominative, singular) · dvīnes(nominative, plural) · dvīnes(genitive, singular) · dvīņu(genitive, plural) · dvīnei(dative, singular) · dvīnēm(dative, plural) · dvīni(accusative, singular) · dvīnes(accusative, plural) · dvīni(instrumental, singular) · dvīnēm(instrumental, plural) · dvīnē(locative, singular) · dvīnēs(locative, plural) · dvīne(singular, vocative) · dvīnes(plural, vocative)
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