English
haremism
From harem + -ism.
Formed from harem + -ism
Arabic حَرُمَ ‘be forbidden or unlawful’
Arabic حَرِيم ‘harem, a restricted place’
Arabic حَرَم ‘something prohibited’
Ottoman Turkish حرم
English harem
Today it means
noun The practice of keeping a harem.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / haremism