ekdagTo fall, drop.Inekdagmo nan panyom isnan daan.You dropped your handkerchief on the pathway.7.2.2.5.1Fall
ekeb-an To patch. (considered old word in Sagada.)Lekbana nan sapingna ay nasingat.He patches his pant which was torn.6.6.1Working with cloth
ekep-en/i- To stack something flat as sheets of plywood or paper, to add another layer as clothing or dirt.Men-ekpem nan palato sakapay idolin.Stack the plates before you keep it.7.5.9.1Load, pile
ekwasTo straighten up from a bending position.Ninpangaekwas issan mentagtagibowana tay sinmakit nan gitangna.He straightened up for awhile for his waist is painful.7.1.1Stand
ellanA stuffed up nose.Maeel-elan nan eengna isonga maligatan ay men-anges.His has stuffed nose so he can hardly breath.2.2Body functions
enengQuiet, not moving, not making a disturbance.Omneng kayo tay ado nan bisita.Keep still for there are many visitors.7.2.7Not movingcfkin-e2
en-enTo not talk "straight", as children before they form proper sentences or as someone frightened or crying.Nan apok et men-en-een-en ay menkali.My grandchild can not talk straight.3.5.5Foolish talk
engaA crack in the earth.Wada nan enga isnan gawan di om-a.There is a crack on the center of the camote field.1.2.2.1Soil, dirt