What does doctorissa mean in Latin?

doctorissa, a noun, means “female teacher, instructor, trainer”.

What is the genitive of doctorissa?

The genitive singular is doctorissae. doctorissa is feminine, first declension.

In classical Latin, [dɔk.tɔˈrɪs.sa]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [dok.toˈris.sa].

noun · femininefirst declension

doctorissa f (genitive doctorissae, masculine doctor)

Classical[dɔk.tɔˈrɪs.sa]Ecclesiastical[dok.toˈris.sa]

feminineobsoletefemale teacher, instructor, trainer
Primo, ſi contingat dictum Michaelem decedere præfata domina doctoriſſa & illius ſorore, ac dictis octo filiis & filiabus conſobrinis catum ſuperſtitibus, ſit inter ſuperſtites huiuſmodi de iure locus ſucceſſioni in ſtirpes: an vero duntaxat in capita.1597, Consiliorum Sive Responsorum D. Martini Uranii, page 150:
[…]; quæ allegata conſtitutio non facile negligenda, utrum autem illa applicationem recipiant, in hodiernis titulatis Doctoribus, qui hunc honoris titulum quomodocunque compararunt, ut uxorem divitem invenire posſint, quæ inferioris conditionis aut plebeja nata, bona ſua largitur ut doctoriſſa audiat; […]1705, Dissertatio Inauguralis De Donatione Propter Nuptias Ab Erroribus Doctorum Vindicata, page 16:

From doctor + -issa.