dotte

Dotte is a term that can refer to different senses, primarily in Italian grammar and as a proper noun in onomastics. It does not designate a single universally recognized subject.

In Italian, dotte is the feminine plural form of dotto, meaning learned or educated. It is used to describe people or works with scholarly attributes. For example, donne dotte.

As a surname or place name, Dotte may occur in Italian-speaking regions or among descendants; its use as a family name is possible though not widely documented in major genealogical databases. When used as a place name, it tends to be local or informal rather than an officially recognized city.

In literature and media, Dotte may appear as a fictional or stylistic name, chosen to evoke Italian connotations. Etymology traces back to Latin doctus, via Italian dotto/dotta/dotti, reflecting the root meaning learned.