Studys

Studys is not a standard English word. In general usage, it appears mainly as a misspelling of the plural noun studies or as a proper noun or brand name. In standard English, the noun study has the plural studies, and the verb to study is conjugated as studies in the third person singular (she studies) and study for other forms (they study).

Misspellings of "studys" often arise from applying a simple -s plural to the base form study without adjusting the final letters. The conventional plural of study is formed by changing the ending to -ies (study → studies). As a result, "studys" is typically viewed as incorrect in formal writing, though it may occur in informal text, user-generated content, or as a stylistic choice in branding.

When capitalized, Studys may function as a proper noun, referring to a company, product, project, or other named entity. In such cases, the word’s meaning derives from the defined brand or context rather than from standard English grammar. Absent a defined context, "Studys" does not convey a specific meaning beyond being a name.

For clarity in writing, use "study" for the singular noun, "studies" for the plural noun, and "studies" for the third-person singular of the verb "to study." Preserve capitalized forms only when they serve as proper nouns. See also: study, studies, studying, research.