doctrix

Du latin doctrix (« celle qui enseigne »).

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doctrix \ˈdɒk.tɹɪks\ (pour un homme, on dit : doctor)

(Désuet) Doctoresse, professionnelle de santé.
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(Désuet) Enseignante.
- It may not be without interest for Signor De Sio to note that, whatever may be the ultimate decision of the Courts of Italy on the special point raised in the case of Signorina Lidia Poët, of Turin, in regard to admission to the Bar, the power of creating “Doctrices” recorded by Strykius as lawfully exercised in his day, has lately been revived in Ireland, and gracefully exercised in the exalted person of the Princess of Wales, now Doctrix in the Faculty of Music of the Royal University of Ireland. — (« Quarterly Notes », dans The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad, 1885)
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