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The lexeme Doctor is part of the English language, classified as a noun. It can possess a range of related forms, including synonyms such as physician or surgeon, antonyms such as patient or disease, and cognates in other languages such as medico in Spanish. Variants of the word Doctor include diminutives such as doc as well as forms such as doctoral, which possess an adjectival quality.

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— George Adrian Postea

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The word Doctor is a common term used to describe a holder of a doctorate degree, typically in the field of medicine or dentistry. It is also often used as an honorific for scholars of high achievement in other fields, such as the humanities, law, and sciences. In other languages, there are a variety of equivalent terms which are used to refer to a doctor, including Doktor (in German), Dottore (in Italian), Dotor (in Spanish), Medecin (in French), Doktorit (in Finnish), Lekarz (in Polish), Doutor (in Portuguese), Doktori (in Hungarian), Doktorisch (in Dutch), Doctoro (in Esperanto), Doctorus (in Latin), and Doktor (in Czech). Other equivalent terms include Meditsina (in Russian), Dottorato (in Italian), Doktorandi (in Norwegian), Doktori (in Estonian), Doktorant (in Bulgarian), Dochtúir (in Irish Gaelic), Dochtuir (in Scottish Gaelic), il Dottore (in Sardinian), and Dokter (in Indonesian).

Doctor, Doktor, Dottore, Dotor, Medecin, Doktorit, Lekarz, Doutor, Doktori, Doktorisch, Doctoro, Doctorus, Meditsina, Dottorato, Doktorandi, Doktori, Doktorant, Dochtúir, Dochtuir, il Dottore, Dokter

— Harris Awan

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Doctor is a common job type that is used in many anime, comics and manga. It is an important role in any story and is often portrayed as a wise and reliable character. Doctors are often drawn with a white lab coat, stethoscope and a kind expression. The level of detail used in the drawing of the doctor often reflects their importance to the plot. Details such as the type of stethoscope, the shape of their glasses, or the design of their lab coat can be used to give clues to the character's profession and job.

Doctor, Physician, Medical Professional, Health Care Professional, Medical Expert.

— Taro Yamada

CITATION : "Taro Yamada. 'Doctor.' Design+Encyclopedia. https://design-encyclopedia.com/define/doctor?E=178499 (Accessed on October 14, 2026)"


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