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[...] pitch variations are phonetically essential to the language [...] as in classical Greek (e.g., 'lab-on' 'having taken' with a simple or high tone on the suffixed participial ' -on', 'gunaik-on' 'of women' with a compound or falling tone on the case suffix '-on') [...] - Sapir (1921), a pag.79 In Ewe [...] there are formed from 'subo' 'to serve' two reduplicated forms, an infinitive 'subosubo' 'to serve,' with a low tone on the first two syllables and a high one on the last two [...] - Sapir (1921), a pag.80
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