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which is [rapa?i] 'traditional Acehnese tamborine or drum.'
A glottal stop will also be used rather arbitrarily in
several other forms of words that may cause some problems as
to where the syllable break should be placed, especially
when the sequence of vowels can be interpreted as a
diphthong, or a long vowel (by the reader who does not have
the time to read all the explanation about the spelling).
Some of such examples are seu?i for asiii ([suj?i]) 'not
feeling well,' seu^uem for seuuem ([stu?uam]) 'hot,' seu?iet
for sejiiet ([su»?i»t]) 'tame,' and Keu?euenq for Keueuenq
([ku* ?u