Corporis
Corporis is the genitive singular form of the Latin noun corpus, meaning “of the body.” Corpus is a neuter noun of the third declension, and its genitive singular is corpor is, commonly written corporis in standard Latin spelling. The form appears in Latin to express possession or a relationship of belonging, rather than as a standalone word with independent meaning.
In classical and later Latin, corpor is appears in many phrases that denote parts or aspects of
Usage and context: corporis is common in medical, anatomical, philosophical, and legal Latin, where precise body-related
Etymology and relatives: corpus derives from Proto-Italic roots meaning “body.” The genitive singular corpor is (corporis)