dvaya

 The word "dvaya" in Sanskrit translates to 

"two" or "a pair," referring to a dual quantity 

or twin entities.

Detailed Explanation

• Meaning: The term dvaya (द्वय) is derived from the Sanskrit 
• root dvau, meaning "two." It commonly denotes a pair, duo, 
• or two items together.
• Usage in Sanskrit: In classical Sanskrit literature, dvaya is 
• often used in contexts involving duality or pairs, such as 
• "dvayaḥ phalaḥ" (a pair of fruits) or in philosophical texts 
• to indicate dual aspects or binary concepts.
• Grammatical Note: It functions as a noun, and its plural form 
• can vary depending on the case employed (e.g., nominative 
• dual form is dvau). It can also be used metaphorically 
• for concepts that come in pairs.

Thus, if you are translating "dvaya" to Sanskrit, the correct term 

is द्वय (dvaya), symbolizing two or a pair.