No. 11,073 in Russian
глухих
"Глухих" means "of deaf people" or "deaf" (genitive or accusative plural form).
In a sentence
Он преподаёт язык жестов для глухих.
He teaches sign language for the deaf.
In this sentence, 'глухих' refers to people who are deaf or hard of hearing, as the adjective is used in the context of describing a group.
Мы проехали через деревню в глухих местах.
We passed through a village in the remote areas.
In this context, 'глухих' describes the remoteness or isolation of the area which might metaphorically be referred to as 'deaf' to denote its quietness or disconnection from the surroundings.
У неё есть замечательная собака, которая помогает глухих.
She has a wonderful dog that helps the deaf.
Here, 'глухих' again directly refers to individuals who are deaf, emphasizing the role of a companion or service animal in assisting them in daily tasks.
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