Ynami (pronounced ee-
nami), derived from the same Latin root for the word tsunami, connotes a person who is so incredibly sick and pathologically evil that similar to a tsunami, a ynami is completely destructive to the lives of others unfortunate enough to be found within their path.
A ynami is an entirely untrustworthy and evil person at their
core. However, it is difficult to immediately identify them, stemming from the fact that a ynami appears at first to be very
friendly. This amiability is just a ruse, whereby the ynami is merely waiting for the opportune moment to attack or use their victims.
A ynami is similar to a charlatan, who appears to be gentlemanly, is intelligent, and is very charismatic. Similarly, a ynami is a habitual
liar and exceedingly manipulative. However, unlike a charlatan, who's actions are for monetary or professional gain, a ynami is more insidious, acting out of personal ego or simply for the sport of it.
People who do not know the ynami personally are often willing to believe their
lies and take them at face value. This stems from the fact that a ynami has an uncanny ability to
lie and manipulate, coupled with their exceeding intelligence.
At their
core, the ynami is a
coward. When confronted, they
will create
lies to try to get out of a difficult situation. They are also incredibly vindictive, and passive-agressive, using threats and vicarious means to attack anyone who questions them or confronts them with the
truth.
''Don't trust him, he's a ynami.''
''Be careful when you go out tonight, he may be charming but he could be also be a ynami.''
''Woe unto him who happens to cross the paths of a ynami''
''Stay away from Jose, he's not just bad news, he's a ynami.''
''My operation went horrible, when I confronted my
doctor, he concocted a story full of
lies accusing me, saying the reason why I didn't heal was my fault. Turns out my
doctor was a ynami''.