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48<br />

'"Teungku" from Bayu.' The following are some of the title<br />

words.<br />

si : There is no English equivalent to this word-<br />

It is used for a person that is proper to be<br />

referred to as iih (children or younger<br />

persons,unrespected persons, etc.).<br />

Teungku : 'religious scholar, cleric' Used for a<br />

religious scholar or cleric. It is also used<br />

for a grown up male for whom pronoun gopnvan<br />

is used. For a teacher and a person with a<br />

position in the government, the Indonesian<br />

title Bapak 'Mr.' or Ibuk 'Mrs./Miss/Ms.' is<br />

used.<br />

Tuwangku : Title for male decendants of Aceh Kings.<br />

Pocut : Title for female decendants of Aceh Kings. In<br />

some areas it is equivalent to Cut.<br />

Teuku/Ampon : Title for male local nobles.<br />

Cut : Title for female local nobles.<br />

Panolima: 'army commandant/commander'<br />

Titles based on professions:<br />

Guru<br />

Utoh<br />

Keurani<br />

Toke<br />

Geuchik<br />

Imum<br />

'teacher'<br />

'carpenter'<br />

'clerk, train conductor'<br />

'merchant'<br />

'village chief<br />

'a person who is in charge of religious

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