korpusu

Korpusu is a term found in several languages and contexts, and it does not have a single universal meaning. Its sense depends on the language and the field of use, with related forms often connected to the ideas of corpus or corps.

In linguistic and digital humanities contexts, korpusu (often seen as korpus in some languages) designates a corpus, defined as a large, structured collection of texts used for analysis. Such corpora support studies of word frequency, syntax, semantics, and language modeling. They may be annotated with metadata such as author, genre, date, and language variety.

In military terminology in some languages, korpusu refers to a corps, a high-level military formation typically comprising two or more divisions and commanded by a corps-level officer. The term appears in historical records, strategic studies, and organizational descriptions of armed forces.

In broader academic usage, korpusu can appear as the local word for a corpus in the sense of a textual data set or repository used for research. In Indonesian and Malay contexts, the related term korpus is common for “corpus,” and korpusu may surface as an inflected or adapted form in grammatical descriptions or glossaries.

The word also occurs in encyclopedia or dictionary entries to describe the general concept of a corpus or corpus-based research and can appear as part of place names or proper nouns in certain language communities. See also corpus, corps, and corpus linguistics for related concepts.