Mam

• An Mám or Maum, a settlement in Ireland • General Servando Canales International Airport in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico (IATA Code: MAM) • Isle of Mam, a phantom island • Mam Tor, a hill near Castleton in the High Peak of Derbyshire, England ==Cultures==

• Mam people, an indigenous Maya people in Guatemala • Mam language, a Mayan language spoken in Guatemala ==People==

• Michèle Alliot-Marie (or MAM, born 1946), French Minister of Foreign Affairs • Mam Jokmok, Thai comedian • Somaly Mam (born 1970s), anti-trafficking advocate who founded the Somaly Mam Foundation ==Arts, entertainment, and media==

• Mam (film), a 2010 British short film • Mam and Zin (1692), a Kurdish classic love story • MAM Records, a record label ==Computing and technology==

• Media asset management, of digital media • Media Auxiliary Memory • Mobile application management ==Museums==

• Macau Museum of Art, China • Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico • Miami Art Museum. US • Midland Air Museum, Warwickshire, England • Milwaukee Art Museum, US • Montclair Art Museum, New Jersey, U.S. • Montreal Aviation Museum, Canada ==Protests==

• Movement Against the Monarchy, UK ==Science and healthcare==

• 6-Monoacetylmorphine or 6-MAM, a metabolite of heroin • Medicine-assisted manipulation in medicine • Methylazoxymethanol, a carcinogen • Methylazoxymethanol acetate, a neurotoxin • Mitochondria-associated ER-membrane • MAM (drug), a psychedelic-related chemical compound ==Other uses==

• Mam, term for mother in some English-speaking regions • Welsh Mam • Geordie • Mam/Mắm, in Cambodian cuisine, a fermented fish preparation • Mắm nêm, a type of Vietnamese fish sauce with Mắm meaning anything fermented • Mắm (restaurant) A Vietnamese restaurant in NYC named after said product • Maximum authorised mass of a road vehicle • MAM (Smart Micro Munition), a laser-guided smart munition system produced by Turkish manufacturer ROKETSAN ==See also==