ma'ammed
ma'ammed is the simple past and past participle of ma'am.
Meaning of ma'am
Verb
ma'am (third-person singular simple present ma'ams, present participle ma'aming, simple past and past participle ma'amed)
- To address (a woman) as "ma'am".
- ["]And, fellas, I've got to tell you that your Texas manners are perfect. Y'all have about ma'amed me to death. But you can call me Lucy from here on out. Got it?" / "Yes, ma'am—I mean, Lucy," Joseph complied, taking the sledgehammer and grinning as he looked from it to the blue wall.2014, Debra Clopton, Her Unexpected Cowboy, New York, N.Y.: Harlequin Love Inspired, →ISBN, page 42
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- What is ma'ammed the simple past and past participle of?
- Ma'ammed is the simple past and past participle of ma'am.
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