"mediciner" meaning in English

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          "text": "Toole used to throw up his nose, and raise his eyebrows, and made his brother mediciner a particularly stiff, and withal scornful reverence when they met. Sturk, on the other hand, made a short, surly nod—'twas little more—and, without a word, turned on his heel, with a gruff pitch of his shoulder towards Toole.",
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          "text": "After that period, however, records of Irish mediciners and surgeons are frequent[.]",
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        "A medical practitioner; a doctor."
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        "(archaic) A medical practitioner; a doctor."
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