noun:

• two people riding in a palanquin together - archaism

expression / noun:

• the harmonizing, mentally and physically, of two parties engaged in an activity; singing from the same hymn-sheet; dancing to the same beat - idiom

adverb / ~の noun / noun:

• two at a time; two by two; in twos

noun:

• two or three

noun:

• junction line between two sea currents; line where two ocean currents meet
• course of things; turning point

noun:

• two-way switch (UK); three-way switch (US) ➜ 片切スイッチ【かたぎりスイッチ】・４路スイッチ【よんろスイッチ】

noun:

• short two or three-fold lattice around the front desk of a store

noun:

• two forces of yin and yang

expression:

• there is no comparison between the two; it's not a same-day discussion [literal] - proverb

noun:

• contest between two groups; intra-squad game ➜ 紅白試合

noun:

• two-way switch (UK); three-way switch (US) ➜ ３路スイッチ【さんろスイッチ】

temporal noun:

• two days later; next day but one

godan ~つ verb / transitive:

• to hold two or more positions concurrently; to do different work concurrently

expression / godan ~む verb:

• to stumble a step or two forward (when trying to stop); to pass one's destination and stumble a step or two forward; to totter

~の noun / noun:

• two-humped; two-peaked; bimodal

godan ~る verb / transitive:

• to cut in two

noun:

• two nights before last - four character idiom

noun:

• small confection comprising two thin waffle-like biscuits with cream between them - From French "gaufrette" ➜ ゴーフル

noun:

• one-two punch

noun:

• two masters

noun:

• two
• samurai - archaism - derogatory term

noun:

• two (long cylindrical things)

noun:

• two-handed sword - From German "zweihander"

noun:

• a period of two days

expression:

• two heads are better than one; if three people gather; the wisdom of Manjushri [literal] - proverb ➜ 文殊