1966, abstracted from pajamas (q.v.). Much earlier English picked up jam "a kind of frock for children" (1793) from Hindi jamah.
jamb
jambalaya
jamboree
James
Jamesian
jams
Jane
Janet
jangle
jangly
janitor
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