Harlan
Common Southern name
Harlan is a given name, typically masculine, of English origin.
It appears occasionally as a surname.
The name has modest but steady use in American English: Harlan couldn't make it to the meeting.
Notable bearers include Justice John Marshall Harlan and writer Harlan Ellison.
name
Masculine proper name
- HarrisonCertain presidential surname
- HowardEnglish given name
- HectorMasculine given name
- HugoScience fiction award
Hayden · Holden · Hamilton · Hendrix · Horace · Huxley · Homer · Hilton
literary
- Invisible ManPerson beyond perception
- thrillerSuspense-driven narrative genre
- mysterySomething unexplained or unknown
- novelistWriter of prose narratives
author · fiction · suspense · storytelling · protagonist · narrative · bestseller
place
Bluegrass State
- AppalachiaEastern U.S. mountain region
- coalCombustible sedimentary rock
- miningExtracting earth's resources
- countyLocal administrative division
mountain · holler · rural · eastern · Cumberland
Harvey
Masculine proper name
Hayden · Hugo · Holden · Hamilton · Hendrix · Horace · Huxley · Homer · Hilton · Haskell
Ellison
- Invisible ManPerson beyond perception
- thrillerSuspense-driven narrative genre
- mysterySomething unexplained or unknown
novelist · author · fiction · suspense · storytelling · protagonist · narrative · bestseller
Kentucky
Bluegrass State
- AppalachiaEastern U.S. mountain region
- coalCombustible sedimentary rock
- miningExtracting earth's resources
- Appalachian PlacesGatlinburg, Asheville, Boone, Cherokee, Waynesville
- Iowa placesDes Moines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Sioux City, Iowa City
- Kentucky PlacesLexington, Louisville, Frankfort, Bowling Green, Covington
- Northeast IndianaFort Wayne, New Haven, Huntington, Auburn, Decatur
- US CountiesJefferson County
- Cumberland RiverNashville, Clarksville, Hendersonville, Carthage, Celina