Surprisingly, in another Kankana-ey dialect (Kapangan, Benguet's Kankana-ey), na-uwat means "hungry".
Na-uwatan in yet another Kankana-ey dialect means " having visible veins or vein-like components". Na-uwatan di lokto means "the sweet potato has vein-like components". Na-uwat or nanguwat san sikim means "your foot has visible veins".
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