Here the Noun mumpingila, the inheritor, is the Subject of the Verb,olueke ; this Subject is further extended by taking the Noun, efwa, as a Suffix, and this extension is further qualified by the Adjectival Phrase, dia kintinu a nsi, which agrees with the Noun, efwa, which it qualifies. This sentence therefore gives a double instance of such complication, for kintinu ansi=ki + (ntinu-a-nsi) ; its component parts are ntinu-a-nsi, king-of-the-country, which on receiving the Prefix ki-, implies the office-of-king-of-the-country.