hareem

[hah-reem]

noun

1. a less common variant of harem.

Example Sentences

He added: "So I'm afraid that these two ladies have just made themselves political concubines in Carwyn's hareem. What a gruesome prospect that must be."

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Doubtless he wished to procure for himself and his hareem some European clothing, without the expense of buying it.

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He ordered also such as he chose of his women and his hareem, as his female slaves and his eunuchs, to fit themselves out.

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It was the hareem of the Minister for Foreign Affairs; their carriages were waiting below.

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In the great hareems, the hanum generally has four principal attendants, two of whom are elderly, and act simply as companions; the third is the treasurer, and the fourth is the sub-treasurer.

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