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чужих

other people's, someone else's, strangers, people someone doesn't know

t͡ɕ ʊ ʐ ɨ x → чужой
чуж someone else’s, another person’s; not one’s own + их Plural genitive (also prepositional and animate accusative)
adjective · genitive / accusative / locative, plural Rare #38,135
other people's, someone else's Used with plural nouns.
RU: Он не берет чужих вещей.
EN: He doesn't take other people's things.
strangers, people someone doesn't know Used as a noun for people who are unfamiliar or not close to someone.
RU: Она боится чужих.
EN: She's afraid of strangers.
Forms of чужой
MasculineFeminine
Singular чужой чужой

Говорить всякие гадости о чужих детях по-твоему вежливо?

Do you think it's polite to say nasty things about other people's children?

— Посредник (2022)

Она из чужих рук не берет.

She won't take anything from strangers' hands.

— Дневной дозор (2006)

Не понимаю, почему ты убираешь в чужих домах.

I don’t understand why you clean other people’s houses.

— Горничная (2025)

По правде говоря, никогда не знаешь, что действительно происходит в чужих домах.

To be honest, you never really know what goes on behind closed doors.

— Рука Бога (2021)

Она не любит чужих.

She doesn't like strangers.

Вы что, так и будете сидеть на чужих деньгах?

Are you going to continue sitting on other people's money?

— Карандиру (2003)