This is the 719th most frequent Greek word.
κακό
"Κακό" means "bad" or "evil" in English.
In this sentence, 'κακό' is used as an adjective describing the noun 'τέλος', suggesting something negative or unpleasant.
Το βιβλίο είχε κακό τέλος.
The book had a bad ending.
Here, 'κακό' is used as a noun in abstract form to denote an immoral or negative action, related to the act of lying.
Είναι κακό να λες ψέματα.
It is bad to tell lies.
In this example, 'κακό' functions as a noun and refers to harm or negativity caused by others, demonstrating its application in discussing abstract or generalized negativity.