ka'en Sense v Affixes mag-, -um-, -en, i-, -an English To eat; to bite (of mosquito). Example sentence Tagbanwa Kuma'en kami na. English We|́bll eat now. Example sentence Tagbanwa Paka'nen mu si Nono. English Feed Nono. Example sentence Tagbanwa May kulambu' nirá isa'un ega maka'en it namuk. English They have a mosquito net so they won't be “eaten” by the mosquitoes. n panga'en English Food. Sense v Affixes maN-, ipaN- English To bring in some early-ripened rice for immediate consumption ahead of the main harvest. Example sentence Tagbanwa Nanga'en na kunu' i taga Lamane. Magayen mamari kamuy imyu. English They say the Lamane people have already brought in some of their rice. Go and ask them to give you some for yourselves. Idiom pangadedelman nga ka'en n Note Breakfast. Idiom panga'ugtú nga ka'en n Note Lunch. Idiom pangapun nga ka'en n Note Supper. Derivative kara'nen v Note To eat a meal. Derivative kiya'en v Note To chew tobacco. Derivative kumaka'en adj Note Man-eating.