👉 The term "tutress" is a term used in French literature, particularly in works by authors such as Victor Hugo and Alexandre Dumas. It refers to an elderly or aged individual who has lost all of their memories and cannot remember anything about themselves. The phrase comes from the French word "tuto," which means "teacher." In this context, "tutress" could be used to describe a person who is unable to recall any information they have learned or been taught by others.
