The plural form of 'chief' is 'chiefs'. Now let's dive deeper. English nouns are usually pluralized by adding -s or -es. With 'chief', the rule of adding -s applies. Here’s a fun fact: the word 'chief' originates from the Latin word 'caput', meaning 'head'. Despite this, we don't use Latin rules for making it plural! So while 'octopus' becomes 'octopuses' or 'octopi', 'chief' simply becomes 'chiefs'. Language certainly has its quirks!
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