doctour

Francés antiguo

doctour
Pronunciación (AFI):	Si puedes, ¡incorpórala!

Etimología

Del latín doctor ("maestro"), y este de docere ("enseñar"), de decere.

Sustantivo masculino

	Singular	Plural
Nominativo	doctours	doctour
Oblicuo	doctour	doctours

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Grafía alternativa de doctur.

Inglés

doctour
Pronunciación (AFI):	Si puedes, ¡incorpórala!

Etimología

Del francés antiguo doctour, y este del latín doctor ("maestro"), de docere ("enseñar"), de decere.

Sustantivo

Singular	Plural
doctour	doctours

1

Grafía alternativa de doctor

• Uso: obsoleto
• Ejemplos:

1612, Richard Sheldon, The Motives of Richard Sheldon Pr. for his Iuſt, Voluntary , and Free Renouncing of Communion with the Biſhop of Rome , Pavl the 5. and his Church, página №. 44:

I muſt needs confeſſe, when I reade this egregious corruption in him, that I reſolued neuer to truſt Pontifician doctour againe without triall, citing any ſentence for the Popes monarchie.

1613, John Patrick Flood & Edward Hoby, Pvrgatories Trivmph over Hell, Maugre the Barking of Cerberus in Syr Edvvard Hobyes Counter‐ſnarle, página №. 66:

S. Bernard the mirrour of learning and Sanctity in his age, Venerable Bede , the principall ornament of our Nation , S. Iſidore , the moſt eminent and ancient Doctour , and ouerthrower of Arianiſme in Spaine ? Shall theſe learned Father be put in the nũber of Nodies? Shall one find ſuch a doating Iuſtice of Peace againe in a Coũtrey , as will caſt ſuch Doctours into ſtockes , or ſhut them vp as you doe in Bedlam ?

1633, Edward Kellet, Miscellanies of Divinitie, página №. 215:

Laſtly, I could wiſh that the worthy Doctour had throughly weighed how divinely the Holy Writ diſcriminateth ſeverall matters.