Refers to a young sheep. The native Japanese word 子羊 is also common.
See also: 子羊
A lamb is eating grass on the farm.
Used in cooking and food contexts. Often appears in compound words like ラム肉 or ラムチョップ.
I'm thinking of grilling lamb for dinner tonight.
I'm going to make roast lamb tonight.
They keep several lambs on the farm.
ラム (rum) is the sugarcane-based spirit, while ラム (lamb) refers to young sheep meat, as seen in ラムチョップ; the two share identical katakana spelling but have no relation in meaning.
Borrowed from English 'lamb'.