vragi
Vragi is the transliterated plural of the Russian noun vrag, meaning enemy or foe. In contemporary Russian, враги (vragi) refers to multiple adversaries, which can be individuals, groups, or abstract opponents in contexts such as politics, sports, or war. The term appears in journalism, literature, and everyday speech and can carry neutral or hostile connotations depending on context. A well-known historical phrase is враг народа (enemy of the people), used in Soviet-era discourse to label political opponents or perceived threats.
Etymology and cognates: The word originates from Proto-Slavic *vragъ and has cognates across Slavic languages with
Usage notes: The term vragi is neutral in itself but carries strong emotional charge when used about