ARM

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An arm is an upper limb of the body.

Arm (or arms) may also refer to:

• Armaments, weapons; as in Small arms, Right to arms
• Eta Capricorni, a star, traditional name "Arm"
• Arm (geography), a narrow stretch of a larger body of water
  • Distributary, an "arm" of a river, as in Indian Arm
• Coat of arms
• Armenia, via its country code
  • Armenian language, via its language code
• Arm River, a river and several adjacent areas in Saskatchewan, Canada

ARM may refer to:

• ARM architecture, a computer processor architecture
• ARM Limited, an English company that designs the ARM computer processors
• Argentine peso moneda nacional, from its ISO 4217 currency code

As an acronym:

• Abstract Rewriting Machine
• Adjustable rate mortgage
• Age-related maculopathy in ophthalmology
• Artificial rupture of membranes or amniotomy, an operation on the amniotic sac
• Amalgamated Regional Militia, from Larry Niven's Known Space universe
• Animal Rights Militia
• Annotated Reference Manual
• Anti-radiation missile
• Application Response Measurement
• Armada República Mexicana, ship prefix of the Mexican Navy
• Armed Resistance Movement, an anti-apartheid movement in South Africa
• Army of the Republic of Macedonia
• Association of Radical Midwives
• Association of Recovering Motorcyclists
• Atmospheric Radiation Measurement, a program of the United States Department of Energy
• Australian Republican Movement
• Autism rights movement
• ÄRM, magical weapons used in the anim'e and manga series MÄR

[edit] See also

• ARMS (disambiguation)