What does fosterage mean?
noun
The practice of taking a child into one's own family and bringing it up as one's own, especially in ancient Celtic societies. In modern times, fosterage can also refer to the act of providing care and support to a child who is not one's own biological child.
Example
"The ancient Celtic practice of fosterage was a common way for families to raise children and provide them with a sense of belonging."
Definition generated by AI and curated by RJS Tech Solutions LLP.