надвое

Belarusian

Etymology

на́ () + дво́е (dvóje)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [nadˈvoje]

Adverb

надво́е • (nadvóje)

  1. in two, in half, into two parts
    дарога падзялілася надво́еdaróha padzjalilasja nadvójethe road forked
  2. (colloquial) ambiguously, with a double meaning
    ба́бка надво́е сказа́лаbábka nadvóje skazálawe'll see what we'll see; you never can tell
  • удвая (udvaja)
  • дво́е (dvóje)
  • два (dva)
  • дваіцца (dvaicca)
  • дво́йка f (dvójka)
  • двойны (dvójny)
  • дво́йня f (dvójnja)
  • дваісты (dvaisty), дваістасць f (dvaistascʹ)
  • двойчы (dvójčy)
  • дваякі (dvajaki), дваяка (dvajaka)

Russian

Etymology

на́ () + дво́е (dvóje)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈnadvəjə]

Adverb

на́двое • (nádvoje)

  1. in two, in half, into two parts
    дорога раздели́лась на́двоеdoroga razdelílasʹ nádvojethe road forked
  2. (colloquial) ambiguously, with a double meaning
    ба́бка на́двое сказа́лаbábka nádvoje skazálawe'll see what we'll see; you never can tell
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