This is the 7896th most frequent Russian word.
катыни
"Катыни" refers to Katyn, a village in Russia linked to the Katyn massacre during World War II.
Here, 'Катыны' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific village, as a singular form.
Деревня Катыны славится своими живописными пейзажами.
The village of Katyny is famous for its picturesque landscapes.
In this context, 'катыни' refers to plural objects, possibly a specialized meaning in context (e.g., traditional milk containers).
Эти катыни выглядят как сделанные вручную.
These milk jugs look as if they were handmade.
Here, 'Катыни' denotes the Katyn massacres, a significant historical event, suggesting a possessive or locative usage.