No. 5,785 in Russian
прохожим
"Прохожим" means "to a passerby" or "for a passerby" in English.
In a sentence
Я представил себе, как прохожим нравится этот парк.
I imagined how the passersby enjoy this park.
In this sentence, "прохожим" is the dative plural form of "прохожий," which refers to people passing by or pedestrians.
Мы помогли прохожим найти нужный путь.
We helped the passerby find the right path.
Here, "прохожим" is also in the dative plural form, used because the passerby are the recipients of assistance (indirect object).
Местный художник рисует портреты прохожих.
A local artist paints portraits of passersby.
In this example, "прохожих" is the accusative plural form of "прохожий," indicating that the passerby are the direct objects of the verb.
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