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# Tokenization

Ancient Greek tokenization is almost strictly graphic word-based, the language showing an almost perfect correspondence between graphic word and morphological word. More precisely, note the following:

* Clitics are already split from their phonological hosts in the original texts
* Crasis (i.e., contraction of a vowel/diphthong at the end of a word with a vowel/diphthong at the beginning of the following word) is resolved in the following cases:
* * article plus any other word<commit_msg>Update tokenization.md<commit_after>---
layout: base
title:  'Tokenization'
permalink: grc/overview/tokenization.html
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# Tokenization

Ancient Greek tokenization is almost strictly graphic word-based, the language showing an almost perfect correspondence between graphic word and morphological word. More precisely, note the following:

* Clitics are already split from their phonological hosts in the original texts
* Crasis (i.e., contraction of a vowel/diphthong at the end of a word with a vowel/diphthong at the beginning of the following word) is resolved in the following cases:
  * article plus any other word
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