A young ram is typically called a "lamb" before it reaches maturity. Once it matures and becomes male, it is referred to simply as a "ram." The term "ewe" is used for female sheep, while "lamb" can refer to both male and female young sheep.
A castrated young ram or young buck is called a wether.
A male sheep is called a Ram.
A ram lamb or a wether lamb if it has been castrated.
A male sheep is a ram, a female is an ewe, and a young sheep is a lamb.
if you mean a non catrated male sheep. it would be called a Wether
ram = male sheep ewe = female sheep lamb = young sheep
A ewe is a female sheep, usually over a year. Under a year she's a ewe lamb.
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Ram was created in 1977.
Ram lamb - if it has been castrated it is known as a wether lamb.
Young goats are known as Kids ADDED: In addition to the previous answer. Young Males are called "Bucklings" and young Females are called "Doelings". Both Bucklings & Doelings are "Kids".
Ram
The mother of a ram is called a ewe. Ewes are female sheep and are responsible for giving birth to lambs, which are the young sheep. Rams are the male sheep, and together with ewes, they make up the breeding pairs in sheep farming.