Kam

American  

[kahm] / kɑm /

noun

1. a Kam-Tai language spoken in southern China.

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Example Sentences

McVay said the Rams would continue to evaluate and formulate a plan to replace Lake moving forward, but they are expected to consider utilizing a combination that includes safety Kam Kinchens, Wallace and cornerbacks Cobie Durant and Roger McCreary.

From Los Angeles Times

Safety Kam Curl is an experienced veteran.

From Los Angeles Times

McConnell with a hamstring injury, guard Kam Jones to a back injury, guard Bennedict Mathurin with a toe injury and guard Andrew Nembhard with a shoulder injury.

From Barron's

The measures underline what Beijing has long intended: to become more self-reliant, China policy analyst Stefanie Kam from the S Rajaratnam School of International Studies says.

From BBC

The differences are huge, and the rivalry runs deep but "there are lower-hanging fruits", according to Prof Kam, such as China delaying its rare earth export curbs in exchange for lower tariffs.

From BBC