Derogatory or contemptuous term for a group of people, similar to 奴等 (やつら) but with a stronger or more vulgar tone. Often used in rough or hostile speech.
See also: 奴ら
What the hell do those guys know?
Don't lump me together with scum like them.
彼等 is the neutral 'they'. 奴原 is explicitly derogatory and should not be used in polite or formal contexts.
Ateji spelling; the kanji 原 is used phonetically for ばら. Rare in modern writing.
Kana-only spelling, used for clarity or in casual writing.
Common mixed kanji-kana spelling. The kana ばら makes the reading clear.
Contains the outdated kanji 儕, which is not in common use. Historical or literary.
Compound of 奴 (やつ, 'guy, fellow') and 原 (ばら), a suffix indicating plurality or a group, likely derived from 等 (ら). The kanji 原 is ateji.