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The word "Khatarait" does not have a single fixed meaning in Russian, but depending on the context it can mean the following:
Grammatical form of a Japanese verb: In Japanese, the word 働いた (hataraita) is the past tense of the verb 働く (hataraku), which translates as "worked" (masculine or feminine).
A character name in text-based role-playing games: On specialized forums (e.g., HeroesWorld), "Khatarait" is mentioned as the name of a game character in local forum FRPG adventures.
Tell me about the one that is a character
A local meme about "power": Among forum members, the character became the subject of local humor. Khatarait pompously positions himself as the "greatest warrior of the underworld," but due to game mechanics or unlucky dice rolls, he can absurdly and instantly die from any random weak opponent (literally "from a poke with the pinky finger of a random bum").
I thought it was like a distorted Japanese-style take on Heart and Right. Like "heart in the right place," even though in reality (according to the players) he's just a sick bastard.