Entity: OLM
OLM refers to an elongated European cave-dwelling aquatic salamander with permanent external gills and small eyes covered by the skin, or it can be an acronym for 'Old Little Man'.
OLM
Etymology
The term OLM is derived from various sources, including Old Norse and Danish, with different meanings and connotations.
Definition
OLM can refer to a pale blind eel-like salamander, Proteus anguinus, found in underground streams in SE Europe, or it can be an acronym for 'Old Little Man'.
Historical Context
The OLM salamander has been known for retaining its larval form throughout its life, making it a unique species in the animal kingdom.
Cultural Significance
In some contexts, OLM is used as a term of endearment or as a playful insult, reflecting different societal perceptions.
Related Concepts
OLM is related to similar amphibian species and acronyms with similar meanings or connotations.
See Also
OLM can either denote a pale blind eel-like salamander found in underground streams in SE Europe or be used as an acronym for 'Old Little Man'.