Naket-eng is the Kankana-ey word for aged.

"Naket-eng ka la?"= Are you already of age?
"Kaman naket-eng nan bosa-ang ya?"=It seems this pig  is old, is it?

Natnga, Kakana-ey word for "made speechless"

Ka-e-egyat is a Kankanaey word which means "scarry".

egyat = (noun) scare
na-e-egyatan = adjective for a person who is easily scared.
inmegyat = adjective for a person who felt scared.
egyaten = to scare (verb)

nalinglingan is Kankana-ey word which means forgotten

Synonyms of nalinglingan: naliw-an

Nan-kebas, Kankana-ey word which means "made a short cut in a travel ( usually by foot)".

tong-eh is a Kankanaey word in central Buguias. tong-eh's closest translation as I uderstood is "usual companion".

"Sake-en din ma-i-tong-eh-tong-eh en tatang ko sin ka-an-anak ko." = "I was my father's usual companion in his errands when I was a kid."

Mt. Pulag is the second highest mountain in the Philippines.

Mt Pulag's access may be its location somewhere in Kabayan, Benguet. I understand, its foot may be reached somewhere in the boundary of Bokod, Benguet and Kayapa, Nueva Vizcaya. You may have a glimpse of the mountain's peak from afar while you are in km 49 to 53 of the Halsema Highway  in Atok, Benguet When you are somewhere in Km 70's of the same highway  in Buguias, Benguet or while you are in Loo Buguias, Benguet, a mystic view of the mountain's neighborhood is amazing.