The member of sentence is called homogenous if it consists of two or more words joined by coordination – conjunctions like “and” or comma , in punctuation. It may be treated as a whole or as listing of individual words with same role in the clause. For example, “Shagrat, Gorbag and Uglûk are orcs” (= “Shagrat, Gorbag agh Uglûk kulû uruk-hai”), where all three names compound a single subject.