ħażin

adjective
  1. In Maltese, 'ħażin' is an adjective meaning 'bad' or 'evil'. It is used to describe something that is morally wrong, harmful, or of poor quality. adjective
    The movie received bad reviews because the plot was ħażin.
    He was known for his ħażin behavior towards others.
  2. 'ħażin' can also refer to something incorrect or mistaken, often used in the context of errors or faults. adjective
    The teacher marked the answer as ħażin because it was incorrect.
    She realized her calculations were ħażin after double-checking her work.