The term 'LAMB KIN' is composed of two words, 'EWE' and 'ELIA'. The word 'EWE' is a noun that refers to an adult female sheep. The word 'ELIA' is a proper noun that refers to the pen name of the English essayist Charles Lamb, who is best known for his essays of Elia, which were published in London Magazine between 1820 and 1825. Together, the two words form the phrase 'LAMB KIN', which is used to refer to the young of a sheep or lamb.