dual

/ˈduːəl/
adjective
  1. Having two parts, functions, or aspects; double.
    • The car has dual airbags for extra safety.
    • The phone has a dual camera system for better photos.
    • She holds dual citizenship in Canada and the United States.
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noun
  1. A grammatical form that refers to exactly two people or things.
    • In some languages, the dual is used for pairs like 'two eyes'.
    • The dual is less common in modern languages than singular and plural.
    • Old English had a dual pronoun for 'we two'.