fosterage in Irish
fosterage in Irish is altram, altramas, altramú — fosterage means the practice of bringing up someone else's child as your own.
fosterage in Irish
altram
altramas
altramú
daltachas
daltachas
The condition of being the foster child.
What does "fosterage" mean?
- noun The practice of bringing up someone else's child as your own.
- noun The act of looking after another person or animal.
- noun The state of being a child who is looked after by someone other than a parent.
- noun The act of helping something grow or develop.
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What is "fosterage" in Irish?
"fosterage" in Irish is altram, altramas, altramú. fosterage means: The practice of bringing up someone else's child as your own.
Are there other ways to say "fosterage" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "fosterage": altram, altramas, altramú, daltachas.
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