6-2: Two - Dvi

Dve Mahārājāno Rajjaṁ kārenti (nom. plur.)
Duve Mahārājāno Rajjaṁ kārenti
Two Great Kings rule the Kingdom

Dve pi Mahārājāno upasaṅkamati (acc. plur.)
Duve pi Mahārājāno upasaṅkamati
He appraoched two Great Kings

Dvīhi Mahārājehi saṅgāmo kato (agent. inst. plur.)
A battle was fought by two Great Kings

Dvīhi Mahārājehi raṭṭhavāsino jīvanti (inst. plur.)
Because of two Great Kings the citizens live

Dvinnaṁ Mahārājānaṁ pannākāraṁ deti (dat. plur.)
Duvinnaṁ Mahārājānaṁ pannākāraṁ deti
He gave a present to the two Great kings

Dvīhi Mahārājehi bhayāni uppajjanti (abl. plur.)
Fear arises from two great Kings

Dvinnaṁ Mahārājānaṁ pariggaho hoti (gen. plur.)
Duvinnaṁ Mahārājānaṁ pariggaho hoti
This is the two Great Kings' possession

Dvīsu Mahārājesu manāni patiṭṭhitāni (loc. plur.)
The minds are well established in the two Great Kings

Dvīhi kaññāhi puññāni katāni (agent. inst. plur.)
Merit was made by two girls

Dvīhi kaññāhi sukhadukkhaṁ pāpuṇāti (inst. plur.)
Because of two girls he attains happiness and unhappiness

Dvinnaṁ kaññānaṁ ābharaṇāni deti (dat. plur.)
He gives an ornament to two girls

Dvīhi kaññāhi ayaṁ kaññā adhikā (abl. plur.)
This girl is superior to these two girls

Dvinnaṁ kaññānaṁ vatthābharaṇaṁ hoti (gen. plur.)
This is these two girls clothes and ornaments

Dvīsu kaññāsu manāni patiṭṭhitāni (loc. plur.)
The minds are well established in two girls

Dve kulāni dānādikusalaṁ karonti (nom. plur.)
Two families perform wholesome deeds like giving and so on

Dve kulāni dānādikusalaṁ kārāpeti (acc. plur.)
He makes two families perform wholesome deeds like giving and so on

Dvīhi kulehi Saṅgho bhattaṁ bhojāpito (agent. inst. plur.)
The Saṅgha were fed rice by the two families

Dvīhi kulehi sukhaṁ pāpuṇāti Saṅgho (inst. plur.)
Because of the two families the Saṅgha attains happiness

Dvinnaṁ kulānaṁ sakkāraṁ karonti keci (dat. plur.)
Some pay respect to the two families

Dvīhi kulehi apeti ekacco puggalo (abl. plur.)
Some man departs from the two families

Dvinnaṁ kulānaṁ nāmagottādayo (gen. plur.)
The two families name and lineage and so on

Dvīsu kulesu me cittaṁ patiṭṭhitaṁ (loc. plur.)
My mind was well established in the two families