No. 4,416 in Russian
видела
"Saw" (past tense of "to see" for a female subject in Russian).
In a sentence
Я вчера видела красивый закат.
I saw a beautiful sunset yesterday.
The word 'видела' is used here as the past tense of the verb 'видеть' (to see), conjugated for the first person singular in the feminine gender, indicating an action ('saw') that the speaker performed in the past.
Она только что видела, как птица пролетела.
She just saw a bird fly by.
In this sentence, 'видела' is the past tense of 'видеть', conjugated for the third person singular feminine, describing something that a female subject has observed recently.
Мы видели друг друга на концерте.
We saw each other at the concert.
Here, 'видели' is the past tense of 'видеть', conjugated for the first person plural, expressing a mutual 'sighting' experience.
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