What are the Arabic dual forms, and how are they used?

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Arabic has a separate form to show the number 'two'. To convert a single-noun to dual or muthannā, 'āni' is added for nominal, and 'ayni for genitive and accusative cases.
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Arabic has a dual form to indicate two of something. It's formed by adding suffixes "-āni" or "-ayni" to nouns or verbs. For example, "كتابان" (kitābān) means "two books." Dual forms are used when referring to pairs or groups of two in Arabic.
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