one-winged

• Adjetivo, a menudo literario o poético, que describe algo que tiene una sola ala o que carece de una de las dos alas; se usa en contextos específicos, metafóricos o biológicos.

An archaic or poetic adjective describing something that has only one wing; rarely used in modern English outside of specific literary or metaphorical contexts.

1. Having a single wingB2formal

   Describes a creature or object that possesses only one wing, often implying a physical limitation or asymmetry.

   De una sola ala

   • The one-winged bird struggled to fly but managed to hop along the ground.
   • In the sculpture, the angel was depicted as one-winged, symbolizing a fall from grace.
   • The butterfly emerged from its cocoon one-winged, unable to take flight.