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foster parent
–noun
a foster father or foster mother.
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foster parent

noun
a person who acts as parent and guardian for a child in place of the child's natural parents but without legally adopting the child [syn: foster-parent

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ˈfoster-parent (ˈfoster-father, *ˈfoster-mother) noun
a person who looks after a child not his or her own
Arabic: والِد بالتَّرْبِيَه
Chinese (Simplified): 养父母
Chinese (Traditional): 養父母
Czech: pěstoun
Danish: fosterforældre
Dutch: pleegouder
Estonian: kasuvanem
Finnish: kasvatusvanhempi
French: parent adoptif, *nourricier
German: die Pflegeeltern (pl.)
Greek: θετός γονιός
Hungarian: nevelőszülők
Icelandic: fósturforeldri
Italian: genitore adottivo*
Japanese: 育ての親
Latvian: audžuvecāki (audžutēvs, audžumāte)
Lithuanian: vienas iš įtėvių (įtėvis, įmotė)
Norwegian: pleieforeldre, fosterforeldre
Polish: przybrany rodzic
Portuguese (Brazil): pai adotivo, *mãe adotiva
Portuguese (Portugal): pai, *mAe de empréstimo
Russian: приёмный родитель
Slovak: adoptívny rodič
Slovenian: krušni starši
Spanish: padre adoptivo, madre adoptiva
Swedish: fosterförälder
Turkish: süt anne-baba
See also: foster-brother, foster-sister, foster-child, foster, "foster parent" in any language

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