What is the difference between these two lists of words?

Question

List i
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We can write:
1. part of part.
2. whole of whole
3. equivalence of equivalence.'
4. Uniqueness of uniqueness.
5. Bound of bound.
6. Tie of tie.
7. Influence of influence.
8. Sensation of sensation.
9. Origin of origin
10. Derivative of derivative.
11. Choice of choice.
12. Determinant of determinant.
13. Intent of intent.
14. Fulfillment of fulfillment.

What these words are? Is these are any spacial class of words?

List ii
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We donot write like:
1. Red or red
2. Cow of cow.
3. Ocean of ocean

What is the difference between the list i and list ii?

Answer 1

List i requres thought, forming an opinion and feeling. list ii does not they are self explanatory.

Answer 2

List ii are all nouns -

noun

n 1: a word that can be used to refer to a person or place or thing 2: a word that can serve as the subject or object of a verb

Answer 3

List i shows the commitment while List ii is sort of imagination because as you said we do not write like List ii.....so there should not be a need to differentiate btw two lists.

Answer 4

List i has 14 items
List ii has 3 items

Answer 5

In list one, all the words are able to describe themselves without being redundant, like list two is. You can have a part of a part, like a part of a part of something, but for list two, you cant have a red of a red.
Zach Strass

Answer 6

List I - includes adjectives

List II - includes nouns

Answer 7

List one is classifiers while list 2 is indentifiers

Answer 8

One is in reference to what we can write, the other is in reference to what we do not write like. Doesn't imply by necessity we CANNOT write like that though. We simply don't.