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with the first syllable omitted is the most commonly used
form.
pheuet 'to carve;' seuneuoheuet or neupheuet
'carving'
mueng 'to put on one's lap;' seuneumueng or seuleumueng
or leumueng 'lap'
wot 'to stir, to mix;' seuneuwot or neuw'ot 'thing which
stirred or mixed, the way of stirring'
leng 'to pour out;' seuneuleng or neuleng 'the liquid
which is being poured out'
lhat 'to hook up;' seuneulhat or neulhat 'hook'
rheno 'to spin;' seuneurheng or neurheng 'the spin,
thing which is spun'
40. 'Etnha panyang ka neubeuet-keuh?
How-far long IN study-(of religion/Quran)-2„
'How far is your study of religion/reading Quran?'
[iii]. Obligatory Omission. The omission of the
initial syllable is obligatory in nouns derived from two-
syllable words beginning with [m], liquids, or glottals,
and from one-syllable words beginning with nasals, except
[m], glottals, [d], [j], or [y].
marit 'to speak;' narit 'message, words said'
lakee 'to ask for;' neulakee 'thing asked for'
raba 'to feel with hand;' neuraba 'the act of feeling
with hand'