zloy
Zloy is a transliteration of the Slavic adjective злый/злой, used in Russian and other Slavic languages to mean "evil" or "bad." In English-language contexts, zloy is often encountered when referring to the word itself or when discussing borrowed terms from Slavic languages. The term denotes morally bad or malicious qualities, actions, or beings.
In Russian, the forms are masculine злoй (zloy), feminine злaя (zlaya), neuter злoe (zloye), and plural злые
Usage and context: The word is commonly used to describe villains, malevolent forces, or morally reprehensible