Daily Editorial

About CORP: The root “CORP” used in many English words came from Greek word “CORPUS” which means “Body or Head ”. It is used as a prefix in most of the English words. The other meaning subsets of the words derived from this root are “Parts”, “Combine” and “Unit” etc.
Words:
Corporal (adjective) - Relating to the body.
Corporality (noun) - The state of being a body, or of having a body.
Corporate (noun) - Combined into one body; united by legal enactment.
Corporately (adverb) - In the manner of being a corporation.
Incorporate (verb) - To make into an association of persons by legal enactment.
Corporation (noun) - A body of men who have been incorporated.
Corporational (adjective) - Relating to corporation.
Corpuscle (noun) - A cell that floats in the blood.
Corpse (noun) - A dead body.
Corpulent (adjective) - (of a person) fat.