tvåa

See also: tváa

Swedish

From the digit två (“two”).

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two; the digit "2"
second-grader; pupil in the second year of school
a class of second-graders
(uncountable, mainly used in the definite) the second year in school, or the second year in gymnasiet
De barnen går i tvåan.
Those children are in second grade.
(uncountable, mainly used in the definite) second gear
runner-up, a person who finishes a competition as number two
an apartment with one kitchen and two rooms
- 2015 December 31, Ann Katrin Norling, “Från nyckelbarn till expert i bedrägerier [From latchkey kid to fraud expert]”, in Hallandsposten:
  Drygt ett år tog det att pränta ned livet från åren då han växte upp som nyckelbarn i en omodern tvåa i Uppsala med fattiga föräldrar, blev pappa vid 18 års ålder och genomgick en skilsmässa.
  It took just over a year to set down the story of his life, from growing up as a latchkey kid in an old-fashioned one bedroom flat in Uppsala with poor parents, to becoming a father at 18 and going through a divorce.

(apartment): In Sweden, apartments are generally defined by their total number of rooms, excluding the kitchen (as well as bathrooms and hallways). So an apartment with one living room, one bedroom and a kitchen is a tvåa (literally “two-er”).