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English-Latin Dictionary: two

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NOUN

a two | twos

two <2>: duo <II>
eighty-two <82>: duo (et) octoginta <LXXXII>
octoginta (et) duo <LXXXII>
fifty-two <52>: duo (et) quinquaginta <LII>
quinquaginta (et) duo <LII>
forty-two <42>: quadraginta (et) duo <XLII>
duo (et) quadraginta <XLII>
ninety-two <92>: nonaginta (et) duo <XCI>
duo (et) nonaginta <XCII>
seventy-two <72>: septuaginta (et) duo <LXXII>
duo (et) septuaginta <LXXII>
sixty-two <62>: due (et) sexaginta <LXII>
sexaginta (et) duo <LXII>
thirty-two <32>: triginta (et) duo <XXXII>
duo (et) triginta <XXXII>
twenty-two <22>: duo (et) viginti <XXII>
viginti (et) duo <XXII>
two hundred: ducenti
two hundredth: ducentesimus {adj}
two thousand: duo milia
two-cleft: bisulcus {adj}
two-faced: duplex {adj}
two-fold: biceps {adj}
two-headed: biceps {adj}
two-shaped: biformatus {adj}
two-tongued: bilinguis {adj}
two years {pl}: biennium {n}
bearing two names: binominis {adj}
between two months: intermenstruus {adj}
between two seas: bimaris {adj}
between two walls: intermuralis {adj}
containing two pounds: bilibris {adj}
continuing two years: biennalis {adj}
having two approaches: bivius {adj}
having two colors [Am.]: bicolor {adj}
bicolorus {adj}
having two colours [Br.]: bicolor {adj}
bicolorus {adj}
having two furrows: bisulcus {adj}
having two lights: bilychnis {adj}
having two names: binominis {adj}
having two parts: biceps {adj}
having two passages: bivius {adj}
having two tails: bicodulus {adj}
having two tongues: bilinguis {adj}
having two ways: bivius {adj}
lasting two years: biennis {adj}
measuring two feet: bipedalis {adj}
of two colors [Am.]: bicolor {adj}
bicolorus {adj}
of two colours [Br.]: bicolor {adj}
bicolorus {adj}
of two feet: bipedalis {adj}
of two months: bimestris {adj}
of two parts: bimembris {adj}
of two pounds: bilibris {adj}
of two ways: bivius {adj}
of two years: biennis {adj}
biennalis {adj}
speaking two languages: bilinguis {adj} [tibiae]ling.
two feet broad: bipedalis {adj}
two feet long: bipedalis {adj}
bipedaneus {adj}
two feet thick: bipedalis {adj}
bipedaneus {adj}
two feet wide: bipedaneus {adj}
two hundred thousand: ducenti milia
two months old: bimestris {adj}
weighing two pounds: bilibris {adj}
with two keys: bilinguis {adj} [tibiae]
with two summits: biceps {adj}
the two-horned [epithet of Bacchus]: bicorniger {m}
two-pronged fork: furca {f}
cleft into two parts: bifidus {adj}
divided into two parts: biceps {adj}
bifidus {adj}
bisulcus {adj}
bisulcis {adj}
lying between two seas: bimaris {adj}
of two months' duration: bimestris {adj}
only two years old: bimulus {adj}
open in two directions: bipatens {adj}
opening in two ways: bipatens {adj}
to separate into two halves: disicere [3]
husband of two wives: bimaritus {m}
period of two years: biennium {n}
place with two ways: bivium {n}
space of two years: biennium {n}
two feet long flagstone: bipedale {n}
two feet long tile: bipedale {n}
bearing a two-edged axe: bipennifer {adj}
having meter consisting of two short syllables: bibrevis {adj}
to divide into two equal parts: dimidiare [1]
dining couch for two persons: biclinium {n}
place where two ways meet: bivium {n}
A Tale of Two Cities [Charles Dickens]: Fabula de Urbibus Duabuslitt.F

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