Harlem

English Etymology New York City From en nl Nieuw Haarlem new Haarlem, the original name of the area under the Dutch control, after nl Haarlem, a city in the Netherlands. Pronunciation en /ˈhɑː(ɹ)ləm/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Harlem.wav Southern England Proper noun en Q189074 en neighborhood in northern bor/Manhattan co:Suf/New York city:Suf/New York s:Suf/New York c/USA, currently known for its black population and the culture thereof. en Manhattan<id:Q11299> < New York<id:Q60> < New York<id:Q1384> < United States<id:Q30> < North America<id:Q49> < Earth<id:Q2> World<id:Q2> en fellow parts of Manhattan Upper West Side Upper East Side Lower East Side Wall Street<id:Q11690> World Trade Center<id:Q20861677> Battery<id:Q13689> ; fellow parts of New York City Bronx Queens Brooklyn Staten Island en 1952 w:Ralph Ellison w:Invisible Man Penguin Books (2014) 159 This really was Harlem, and now all the stories which I had heard of the city-within-a-city leaped alive in my mind. en @obs form:Haarlem city r/Randstad p/North Holland c/Netherlands. Derived terms en Harlem Renaissance Harlemer Harlemese Harlemite Scarlem SoHa Translations a neighborhood in northern Manhattan Arabic: ar هارلم hārlim, ar هارليم hārlīm Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 哈萊姆 Hāláimǔ, cmn 哈林 Hālín Dutch: nl Harlem n Greek: el Χάρλεμ Hindi: hi हार्लेम Japanese: ja ハーレム Hāremu Mongolian: mn Харлем Russian: ru Га́рлем m, ru Ха́рлем m rare Further reading Anagrams en aehlmr Hamler Mahler Mahrle harmel