Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• (in Britain) a term used in addressing the queen or a royal princess. Origin of ma' am. Expand. 1660
• See ma'am defined for English
• language learners .... "Yes, ma'am" is a polite way of addressing a woman, which very much reflects respect towards her.
• 1670. 1660
• The term Ma'am is often coupled with the word No, to create the phrase "No Ma' am", which flows off the tounge very well if you have a Southern US accent.
• In British English, ma'am has become uncommon, although it must be used when addressing the queen more than once: after first addressing her as Your ...
• 70; by contraction. Dictionary.com Unabridged

• The cathedral just struck five, madam.
• We just want to see Kalpana madam.
• Kalpana isn't "madam".
• We can override, madam president.
• But madam president, I take full responsibility.
• You continue to underestimate my capabilities, madam.
• Dear madam, a fantasy is no alibi.
• Everything regarding witches concerns me, madam.