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Guys it's not English. It's not an English name. Why are you review-bombing it for being unusable in a language it literally isn't used in.
Uh oh…It’s okay in places lake Holland, but not in America, sadly!
In South Africa it is used by speakers of Afrikaans; in my experience, always coupled with Jan as a double name: Jan-Harm.
Unusable in the US. I don't mean to cause any "Harm" get it? Haha!
As a Dutch name, it's fine.
Hahaha! No. I do get where it came from. But no.
No no no, I don't want my kid to be a bully!
Great name for vicious kids who are harmful, no puns intended.
Would not work in an English-speaking country because of what "Harm" means here, although it worked okay as the nickname of Captain Harmon Rabb, Jr. on the tv show JAG.
It's boring and a vocabulary word that means "bother" in a very negative way.
This is actually a more Frisian name, which has later also become a common name among the Dutch.
Here are some sources that attest that Harm is indeed more of a Frisian name:- https://www.nordicnames.de/wiki/Harm (in English)
- https://nds.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harm (in Low German; states that the name is both Frisian and Low German)
- see page 61 of the book "Fryske foarnammen / Friese voornamen" written by Rienk de Haan (in both Dutch and West Frisian)
- see page 146 of "Friesche Naamlijst (Onomasticon Frisicum)" written by Johan Winkler (in 1898): http://images.tresoar.nl/wumkes/pdf/WinklerJ_FriescheNaamlijst.pdf (in somewhat archaic Dutch) and http://www.wumkes.nl/index.php?volg=8&id=95 (in Dutch; click on the red-coloured word "document" in order to download the PDF-file)
- http://nds.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_vun_plattd%C3%BC%C3%BCtsche_V%C3%B6rnaams (in Low German, but contains East Frisian and North Frisian given names)
Never.
It's just a word.
IT'S DUTCH. Perhaps it didn't cross your mind that maybe it's not JUST A WORD there.

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