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Is it der, die or das Korps?

DAS

Korps

The correct article in German of Korps is das. So it is das Korps! (nominative case)

The word Korps is neuter, therefore the correct article is das.

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German declension of Korps?

How does the declension of Korps work in the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases? Here you can find all forms in the singular as well as in the plural:

1 Singular Plural
Nominative das Korps die Korps
Genitive des Korps der Korps
Dative dem Korps den Korps
Akkusative das Korps die Korps

What is the meaning of Korps in German?

Korps has various definitions in German:

[1] Large Association, which is often subject to several divisions

[1] Großverband, dem oft mehrere Divisionen unterstehen

[2] Organizational form of students

[2] Organisationsform von Studenten

How to use Korps in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Korps with translations in English.

[1] Wir haben ein Korps zu wenig, um die Front zu halten.

[1] We have a corps too little to hold the front

[1] „Drinnen ging es lustig zu: Man hatte das Gepäck der englischen Offiziere durchwühlt, und eine Gruppe des Korps stolzierte nun in Uniformröcken und Federn umher.“

[1] "It was fun inside: the luggage of the English officers had been ransacked, and a group of the corps now strut around in uniform skirts and feathers"

[1] „Przebyszewski hatte mit seinem Korps die Waffen gestreckt.“

[1] "Przebyszewski had stretched the weapons with his corps"

[1] „Ein anderes Korps hatte als Feldmusik einen Geiger, der, wütend auf seinen zwei Saiten streichend, stolz neben dem zeitweilig geschaffenen Kapitän einherschritt.“

[1] "Another corps had a violinist as field music who, angry on his two strings, proudly accompanied by the temporarily created captain" "

[2] „Ich gehörte auf der Schule zu einem Trifolium von Freunden, die sich einigen ihnen angefreundeten Studenten und sich selbst verpflichtet hatten, künftig in deren Korps eintreten zu wollen.“

[2] "At school I was part of a trifolium of friends who had committed some students who were friends and themselves to want to enter their corps in the future"