Nag-as = Kankana-ey word for "fell"

Nag-as = Natekdag

Nag-as din mantaytayaw ay helicopter = The flying helicopter fell down.

Natekdag di lames di bayabas
 = The guava fruit fell on the ground.

Kiyat is the Kankana-ey word for the act of opening the eyes usually from sleeping mode.

Nanmukiyat = (verb) opened eyes.
Nanmumukiyat = Nankikiyat = (adjective) eyes are opened.

Rose Garden, Burnham Park, Baguio City

The state of the park on March 4, 2020 is festive ready because this time is covered by the Panagbenga Festival season.

Nakibo is a Kankana-ey adjective for yellowish water ( or dirty water due to dissolved soil or mud))

Nagalibok is a synonym of Nakibo.

Rice-related terms in Kankana-ey. Begas is Kankana-ey word for uncooked rice.

Ennapoy = cooked rice.
Kilabban = cold cooked rice.
Ittip = almost burned portion of cooked rice that is extracted from the bottom part of the cooking pot.
Kintoman = a variety of red rice that is best for rice wine.
Kinnilog = fried rice.
Diket = glutinous rice.

Bayokbok is the Kankana-ey word that refers to the sound of water as it falls on water. Bayokbok may also mean the manner by which the water is flowing down from a source, say, water falling down on a fall or water flowing from water pipe as the water falls and creates a sound.

Kimit, Kin-it

Kimit is the Kankana-ey word for "closed eyes"
Nakimit(adjective)=closed eyes.
Nankikimit(verb, present tense)=eyes are closed.
Nankimit(verb, past tense)=closed eyes sud
Mankimit(verb, future tense)=will close eyes
Kakimit=The act of suddenly closing eyes

Kin-it=The act of winking an eye.