Kogus

Kogus is an Estonian noun meaning "amount" or "quantity." It denotes a measurable portion of something and is used in everyday language as well as in technical contexts such as economics, science, and data analysis to specify how much of an item or substance is involved. The word functions as a common, countable noun and, like other Estonian nouns, inflects for number and case depending on its syntactic role in a sentence. In practice, kogus appears in phrases describing quantities, ranges, or limits and can refer to inventory, dosages, or data samples. The exact form changes with grammatical case, but the base meaning remains constant: a discrete amount.

There is no widely recognized use of "kogus" as a standalone name for a place, organization, or widely known term in English-language sources. For readers seeking more information, bilingual dictionaries or Estonian language resources provide the primary definitions and usage examples. If you had a different intended sense of "kogus"—such as a proper noun or a technical acronym—additional context would help tailor a more precise article.