Dott

Dott is a term used in multiple languages and contexts; as a standalone term, it lacks a single, fixed meaning. In onomastics, it appears as a surname in various regions and may be a variant of longer forms such as Dotto or Dottore.

As a professional title: In Italian and in some contexts, the abbreviation Dott. (with a period) stands for Dottore, used as a courtesy title for individuals who hold a university degree. The feminine form Dott.ssa (short for Dottoressa) is used for women with a corresponding degree. Usage varies by country and context, and in some places the title is reserved for physicians.

Branding and other uses: The name Dott is used as a brand or product name by multiple, unrelated companies and organizations, across sectors such as technology, mobility, or consumer goods. In such cases the meaning is simply as a brand identity, not a descriptor of function.

See also: Related terms include Dot, Dotto, and Dottore. The term may also appear as part of longer names or phrases in different languages and contexts.