A small or young bladder, or an archaic medical term for a small blister or pustule on the skin.
From 'bladder' + diminutive suffix '-et,' a medieval medical term that appears in 17th-century texts but is now obsolete in modern usage.
Medieval doctors had amazing specific vocabulary—'bladderet' shows they distinguished between different sizes of skin formations, suggesting careful clinical observation centuries before modern dermatology!
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