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    A shortened version of the word [madam], which was formally used when addressing [women] in the days when etiqute and common curtesy were commonplace.

    The term Maam is often coupled with the word No, to create the phrase No Maam, which flows off the tounge very well if you have a Southern US accent.

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      A shortened version of the word [madam], which was formally used when addressing [women] in the days when etiqute and common curtesy were commonplace.

      The term Maam is often coupled with the word No, to create the phrase No Maam, which flows off the tounge very well if you have a Southern US accent.

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      @Rihanna it is coupled with yes more often than no. Yes ma’am. I see it as a form of respect and use it multiple times a day. Thank you ma’am.

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