Converse of object

• call: They say there were only apes before and modern people, who they call homo sapiens, are only some thousands of years old.

• make: Something happened to make homo sapiens mutate into homo economicus.

Adjective modifier

• stately: As a consequence Wilde might easily usurp Quentin Crisp's self-appointed title of England's first stately homo.

• first: As a consequence Wilde might easily usurp Quentin Crisp's self-appointed title of England's first stately homo.

• other: The effect of humans on other vertebrate species Homo sapiens dominate the land today.

Modifies a noun

• erectus: Homo erectus seems to have dwindled greatly in its Asian homeland by 300,000 years.

• economicus: Homo economicus: escaping the traps of managed competition.

• floresiensis: They have named her species Flores Man ( homo floresiensis ).

• factus: Et incarnatus est de Spirito Sancto ex Maria Virgine, et homo factus est.

• sapien: He was a joy to watch; the kind of athlete that makes you strangely proud to be homo sapien.

• habilis: Homo habilis remains and tools have been recovered from a number sites in Africa.

Noun used with modifier

• species: The effect of humans on other vertebrate species Homo sapiens dominate the land today.

• deus: The Cur deus homo, in which he develops views of atonement and satisfaction which are still held by orthodox theologians.

• novus: He was a novus homo, that is, a man whose family had never held high office in Rome.