malo

noun
  1. In Polynesian languages, particularly Hawaiian, 'malo' refers to a traditional loincloth or wrap worn as clothing, often made from woven or tapa cloth. It can also denote a sash or belt used to secure the garment. noun
    He wore a colorful malo during the traditional ceremony.
    The malo is an important part of Hawaiian cultural attire.
  2. In Spanish, 'malo' is an adjective meaning 'bad' or 'evil,' used to describe something or someone that is morally wrong, harmful, or of poor quality. adjective
    The movie received bad reviews because of its malo plot.
    He is a malo person who always causes trouble.