Kam (disambiguation)

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Kam is one of the Five Evils in the teachings of Sikhism.

Kam or KAM may also refer to:

People

• Kom people (Afghanistan), a Nuristani tribe in Afghanistan and Pakistan
• Kam (name), a list of people with either the given name or surname
• Kameron Kam Chancellor (born 1988), American National Football League player
• Elaine Jin, also known as Elaine Kam, Taiwanese actress
• Kam (rapper) (born Craig A. Miller in 1970)
• Kam people (China), a Kadai people in China

In business

• Kam Air, an airline headquartered in Kabul, Afghanistan
• KAM Manufacturing, a handbag manufacturer in Ohio, United States
• Key account management, the idea of looking after large and important accounts that are critical to a business

Places

• Kám, Hungary, a village
• Kam, Mazandaran, Iran, a village
• Kam, West Azerbaijan, Iran, a village
• Kam Group, Northwest Territories, Canada, a volcanic group

Other uses

• Kam language, spoken in China
• Kam or Nyingwom language, spoken in Nigeria
• The forerunner to KHAD, the secret police of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan
• Kimbell Art Museum
• Kolmogorov–Arnold–Moser theorem
• Knowledge Assessment Methodology, an interactive benchmarking tool to help countries make the transition to a knowledge-based economy

See also

• Cam (disambiguation)