Definition
Definition of fosterling - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
child careDated UK child raised by someone who is not their biological parentDated UK
- The kind couple took in a fosterling after learning of her plight.
- The fosterling quickly adapted to her new family.
- He was a fosterling in the Smith household.
Origin of fosterling
Old English, fostor (nourishment) + -ling (diminutive)
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- French:enfant en famille d'accueil, ...
- German:Pflegekind, ...
- Italian:bambino affidato, ...
- Spanish:criado, ...
- Portuguese:menor acolhido, ...
- Chinese:养女, ...
- Japanese:養子, ...
- Arabic:طِفْل بِالتَّبَنِّي, ...
- Hebrew:יֶלֶד אוֹמְנָה, ...
- Russian:приёмный ребёнок, ...
- Ukrainian:прийомна дитина, ...
- Hindi:पालित बच्चा, ...
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