corpus
Writings gathered together
A corpus is a body of work—the collected writings of an author, or all documents relating to a subject: the Shakespearean corpus, a corpus of medieval texts.
In linguistics, a corpus is a large organized collection of texts used to study language patterns.
In anatomy, corpus names body structures: corpus callosum, corpus luteum.
The legal phrase habeas corpus means "produce the body"—a protection against unlawful detention.
Plural: corpora or corpuses.
Alphabetical word index
- annotationAdded explanatory comment
- taggedLabeled or identified
- lexiconVocabulary of a language
- tokensCurrency substitutes
vocabulary · frequency · collocations · morphology · syntax · semantics · phonetics · transcription
Collected literary works volume
- compilationGathered works assembled together
- collectionGathered set of items
- archiveStored historical records
- manuscriptsHandwritten or typed originals
texts · writings · documents · works · literature · canon · oeuvre · compendium
Body for dissection
- carcassSlaughtered animal's body
- remainsContinues in place
- anatomyStudy of organism structure
- fleshSoft body matter
torso · physique · soma · dissection · autopsy · mortuary · postmortem
Organized collection of information
- trainingDeveloping abilities through practice
- annotatedSupplied with explanatory notes
- NLPMachine language comprehension
- tokenizationConverting input into discrete units
parsing · algorithm · search · query · retrieval · database · metadata · preprocessing
"You shall have"
- statutesFormally enacted laws
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
- jurisprudencePhilosophy governing legal systems
- codesSystems for secrecy
concordance
Alphabetical word index
- annotationAdded explanatory comment
- taggedLabeled or identified
- lexiconVocabulary of a language
tokens · vocabulary · frequency · collocations · morphology · syntax · semantics · phonetics · transcription · dataset
anthology
Collected literary works volume
- compilationGathered works assembled together
- collectionGathered set of items
- archiveStored historical records
manuscripts · texts · writings · documents · works · literature · canon · oeuvre · compendium · repository
cadaver
Body for dissection
flesh · torso · physique · soma · dissection · autopsy · mortuary · postmortem
dataset
Organized collection of information
- trainingDeveloping abilities through practice
- annotatedSupplied with explanatory notes
- NLPMachine language comprehension
tokenization · parsing · algorithm · search · query · retrieval · database · metadata · preprocessing
habeas
"You shall have"
- statutesFormally enacted laws
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
- jurisprudencePhilosophy governing legal systems
codes · precedent · common-law · civil-law
- collectionscollection, collections, anthology, anthologies, compilation
- written worksessay, novel, anthologies, history books, letter
- compilationsanthology, compilation, anthologies, collection, collected stories
- crossesLatin cross, stone crosses, Celtic cross, Maltese cross, Celtic crosses
- library resourceslibrary, books, librarian, archive, archives
- totalityall, entirety, everything, whole, totality
- esprit de corpsShared pride among members
- volunteer corpsOrganized group of unpaid workers
- Marine CorpsSea-land combat branch
- corporal punishmentInflicting pain as penalty
- Peace CorpsFederal volunteer service abroad
- press corpsJournalists covering same subject
corpse, incorporate, corps, corporeal, corporal, incorporation, incorporated, incorporating, incorporeal