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Yes, 奶 (nǎi) is used to refer to a type of milk. It is a Chinese word for milk, and is used to refer to both cow's milk and breast milk. It is also used to refer to the act of breastfeeding. 奶 (nǎi) is not used to refer to a person's mother. To refer to a person's mother, the Chinese word is 妈妈 (māma).
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Yes, in some contexts, we can also use "乳" (rǔ) in place of "奶" (nǎi) for "milk". For instance, you can say 牛乳 as well as 牛奶 to mean milk from a cow.
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