[ii]	This subclass is illustrated by compounds or phrases where the second element is a o- deleting form other than a gender word. Illustrations under c. 1. ii
c 1 i
62  ove + madi ą ve-di ‘tree-frog’   frog be green         63 ihõ + madi ą hõ-di ‘grass-snake’   snake be green         64 omo + jü ą mo-jü ‘kind of pumpkin, big in size’   pumpkin be big         65 ovo + jü ą vo-jü ‘kind of ginger, big in size’   ginger be big [as in ovo vo-jü]         66 ohi) + kali ą hĩ-li ‘to wink’   eye one         67 nieo + ona ą nieo na ‘daughter’   female offspring           ocü + vo ą cü-vo ‘wall’   house to cover, guard         68 oso+otsü+one ą so-tsü-rie ‘backbone’   flesh hook bone         69 omi + osi ą mi-si ‘firewood’   fire wood         70 ocü + odze ą cü-dze ‘courtyard’   house front         71 oho + idzü ą ho-dzü ‘hen’s egg’   domestic egg     fowl
c 1 [ii]
72 ohi) + odzü ą [o] hĩ-dzü ‘eye-water ; tear’   eye water         73 ora + otu ą ora-tu ‘camel’   desert domestic     ruminant     bovine ;     ox         74 khevu + odzü ą khe-dzü ‘liquid part of curry’   curry water         75 otu + ocü ą otu-cü ‘cow-house ; byre’   domestic house     ruminant bovine         76 otu + oso ą otu-so ‘beef’   domestic meat     ruminant bovine         77 ovo + ocü ą ovo-cü ‘pig house ; pig sty’   pig house         78 ovo + oso ą ovo-so ‘pork’   meat         79 osi + ocü ą osi-cü ‘dog-house ; kennel’   house         80 osi + oso ą osi-so ‘dog-meat’   meat         81 oho + ocü ą oho-cü ‘fowl-house’   house         82 oho + oso ą oho-so ‘fowl-meat ; chicken’   meat         83 osi + oo ą osi-o ‘young one of dog ; puppy’   young one         84 ovo + oo ą ovo-o ‘young one of pig’       85 okhe + oo ą okhe-o ‘young one of tiger’       86   otu + oo ą otu-o   ‘young one of cow ; calf’