Nasnit is a Kankana-ey word for offended or insulted.

Papas as a Kankana-ey noun is equivalent to patatas.

Patatas = papas = potatoes.
Potatoes are rootcrops that are cultivated in the vegetable farms of the cold areas of Benguet and Mountain Province provinces of the Cordillera region.
If potato planting goes well and that typhoons and drought don't get in the way, potato yields are harvested after 3 months of farm care. Potatoes are sorted based on sizes. Jumbo, xtra large, xtra, big, medium, small and marble are the usual labels of the selections based on sizes.

Lokto is Kankana-ey word for Sweet Potato

Dokto is Ibaloi word for Sweet Potato.
Other Kankana-ey speakers would say Togi is Sweet Potato.

Kintoman is a red-colored rice produced in small rice farms in Benguet, Philippines. The Kintoman is used in a fermentation process in order to produce rice wine.

Ibaw as a Kankana-ey word means fight or quarrel.

Nan-ibaw da. = They quarreled.

Man-ayodok is Kankana-ey word for "to walk briskly" or "to pass by briskly"

Nabege is a Kankana-ey word that means insane(out of sanity)

Nabege ka ay ipugaw = You are an insane person.

Nabebege ka pay abe ay = You are not in a proper sense.

Nabang-ag = Nabege