This is the 4982nd most frequent Russian word.
крыла
The Russian word "крыла" is the genitive singular or nominative/accusative plural form of "крыло," meaning "wing."
Here, "крыла" refers to the literal wings of a bird, showcasing its basic meaning in a natural and biological context.
Птица наконец-то подняла свои крылья и полетела.
The bird finally raised its wings and flew.
In this instance, "крыла" metaphorically stands for the blades of a windmill, showing how the word can be used beyond its primary biological association.
Старая мельница стояла с сломанными крыльями ветра.
The old windmill stood with broken wind blades.
Here, "крыла" is used figuratively to express protection or shelter, demonstrating its idiomatic usage in the Russian language.