 The tone-raising rule also applies to the toneless syllables at the end of words like "eddwâliro" [eddwáalíró] 'hospital' and "túgenda" [túgeendá] 'we are going', provided that there is at least one low-toned mora after the lexical tone.When this happens, the high tones which follow the low tone are slightly lower than the one which precedes it.However, there are certain contexts, such as when a toneless word is used as the subject of a sentence or before a numeral, when this tone-raising rule does not apply