Noun:

ନାନୀ, ଧାତ୍ରୀ,

nursemaids's Usage Examples:

Nanny Friend took care of the infants and generally had two other nursemaids to help her.

is the last in a long line of interchangeable and unrecognised Italian nursemaids who were tasked with bringing up Otto and Edmund.

between pupils and nursemaids, desks and cradles, books or tablets and distaffs, pen or stylists and spindles? .

Hamlet spends most of the novel"s time offstage, as it were: a young child shunted off to nursemaids, a boy left to mischief with the disorderly Yorick, or.

A title was granted to nursemaids of emperors and attendants of imperial consorts.

In well-to-do households, children were cared for by nursemaids (nutrices, singular nutrix, which can mean either a wet nurse who might.

children, including maintaining proper standards of behaviour, nannies and nursemaids might easily establish the close kind of relationship with the children.

Women cleaned fish, packed them into tins, mended nets, and acted as nursemaids to the many children on site.

HELD: Cost of hiring nursemaids to care for the infant child of a couple, both of whom are employed, not.

Some are younger, though normally younger workers are nursemaids or au pairs rather than nannies in the traditional use of the term.

Moralia of Plutarch, where "apotropaic nursery tales" about her are told by nursemaids to frighten little children into behaving.

of the novel"s time offstage, as it were: a young child shunted off to nursemaids, a boy left to mischief with the disorderly Yorick, or a seemingly perpetual.

In this ballet, Fokine included street dancers, peddlers, nursemaids, a performing bear, and a large ensemble of characters to complement the.

Synonyms:

wet-nurse, woman, amah, adult female, dry nurse, nanny, keeper, mammy, nurse, wet nurse, wetnurse,

Antonyms:

male parent, father, bottlefeed, starve, man,