2.	lōhĕ	‘kind of shawl’
	ōhį	‘kind of pumpkin, not edible, but which is, when mature, used to fashion containers to stash away water etc.’
3.	kōphā	‘a dish of rice and green leaves’
	ōphč	‘back [body part]’
4.	ģdē	‘long ago’
	dą	‘1.	to hammer with repeated strokes
		2.	to flail cereal stalks
		3.tobeat	4. to type’

1.	ōmó	‘female pudendum’
	ōmś	‘price ; cost’
2.	ōdó	‘politeness’
	ōdǔ	‘lower part of thigh’
3	ōkŏ	‘stalk’
	ōkǔ	‘measure of length, the distance between the tip of thumb and the little finger stretched outwards’
4.	ōŋņ	‘orang - outang’
	ōŋł	‘men’

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ōpč	‘father-in-law’	ōpķ	‘head’
ōphč	‘back’	ōphķ	‘leg’
ōbĕ	‘arm’	nņbģ	‘ear’

ōtŏ	‘diet ; food’
ōŏ	‘child’
ōhó	‘paddy’
ōdó	‘politeness’

ōtĕpą
	‘grand daughter’
ōĕpą
ōtĕ	‘grand child’
ōĕ

ōkł	‘squirrel-like animal with three lines running along its body, to kill which is a social  honour’
ōkhł	‘grave’
gūsthō	‘squash’

ōpfǔ	‘mother’s sister’
kņph	‘to blink’
bvģ	‘to hatch[vi]’

ōpfǔ	‘optimum load’	ōpf	‘mother’
ōfǔ	‘lung’	ōf	‘1.grove;thicket	2. plot of land’
ōvł	‘1. star 2. planet’	ģv	‘be tame’