mem

Please, mem, Ive got to be ome to-night, because o my wife hend the baby as she hexpects.
The Doctor's Red Lamp|Various
(or catalogue of books in the college of Clermont), is handsomely noticed by Camus in the Mem.
Bibliomania; or Book-Madness|Thomas Frognall Dibdin
Kerr, Willis H., "Normal schools and their relation to librarianship," 193-7;mem.
Papers and proceedings of the thirty-fifth general meeting of the American Library Association, 1913|Various
For the native of India the supreme riddle of creation is the English "Mem."
Captain Desmond, V.C.|Maud Diver

On the sixtieth evening Mem Loimis gave Kut a basketful of water for his uncle in the west.
Creation Myths of Primitive America|Jeremiah Curtin

British Dictionary definitions for mem (1 of 2)

mem

/ (mɛm) /

noun

the 13th letter in the Hebrew alphabet (מ or, at the end of a word, ם), transliterated as m

Word Origin for mem

Hebrew, literally: water

British Dictionary definitions for mem (2 of 2)

in mem.

abbreviation for

in memoriam

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