Malum

Latin-English I.

măl|um, -ī. (ˈma.lum) neut.

1. An evil; anything bad or undesirable.

[malus.]

Latin-English II.

māl|um, -ī. (ˈma.lum) neut.

1. An apple.
2. Any fruit which, like the apple, has a fleshy outer portion and a seed or seeds in the center.

[Greek μῆλον mēlon.]