The word "mam" does not seem to exist in the English language. If you are referring to the word ma'am (as in Yes ma'am), it is simply a shortened version of the word "madam".
The word "mumps" comes from Old English, derived from the word "mam," meaning lump or swelling.
'Mam' means 'mine'.
Ya mam.
does it originate from the mammary gland?
mamaí / mam
mam = mum, mother
In general it can. Ma'am and Mam in this case are contractions of the honorific word madam
In North Wales "Nain" pronounced like 'nine';in South Wales "Mam-gu" (pronounced 'mam-gee', g as in 'go')
mother-mama,mam,woman
manfan an am of mom mam a anon
special event sir or mam!
mam-gu (south); nain (north)