Брут (Brute) is a term often associated with a strong, rough, or aggressive individual. It can refer to someone who uses force or intimidation rather than intellect or diplomacy. The word is derived from the Latin "brutus," meaning "heavy" or "dull," and is commonly used in literature and popular culture to describe a character who embodies these traits. In historical contexts, Брут is also linked to Julius Caesar, particularly Marcus Junius Brutus, a Roman senator known for his role in Caesar's assassination. His actions have led to the term being used to describe betrayal, especially when a close friend or ally turns against someone.