I have heard this word on at least two cable series, Californication and Weeds. It seems to be a sarcastic twist on "bro" or "my brutha," but it might also have a foreign language derivation, possibly Arabic? How is it that at least two Hollywood writing teams are using a term not found in any internet slang database? It could also be spelled "brohaim" or "brohim." Hard to say.
ED. It's not hard to say anymore. "Broheem" it is. According to the Double-Tongued Dictionary, it seems to have been around in various forms since the early 1990s, meaning ~"brother; friend, buddy." Google is your friend.
Примеры использования:
Hey, put that gun down before you hurt somebody, broheem.
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