No. 9,656 in Russian
чада
"Чада" means "children" or "offspring" (often used poetically or warmly).
In a sentence
Мой сын и дочь — мои дорогие чада.
My son and daughter are my dear children.
Here, 'чада' is used in singular form to denote one's children, implying a beloved and caring connotation.
Она всегда заботится о своих чадах.
She always takes care of her children.
In this sentence, 'чадах' is the plural form used to indicate the children being referred to, often showing family-like love.
Чада шумно играли в саду, не замечая времени.
The children noisily played in the garden, not noticing the time.
In this usage, 'чада' refers to children engaging in some activity, describing their innocence and liveliness.
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