This is the 425th most frequent Estonian word.
kahel
"Kahel" in English means "on two" or "on both."
Here, 'kahel' is used in the locative case indicating 'in two,' specifying the occasions or events.
Me kohtusime kahel korral eelmisel nädalal.
We met on two occasions last week.
Here, 'kahel' means 'each of the two,' referring to the two hands.
Mul on kaks kätt ja kummalgi on viiel sõrmel oma ülesanded.
I have two hands, and each has five fingers with its own tasks.
In this sentence, 'kahel' is used in the instrumental case indicating 'for two,' essentially referring to the two reasons.