Kiss – wiktionary
Definition, translation, pronunciation, anagram and synonym in the free Wiktionary dictionary.
Summary
- 1 French
- 1.1 Etymology
- 1.2 Common name
- 1.2.1 Spelling variants
- 1.2.2 Synonyms
- 1.2.3 Translations
- 1.3 Pronunciation
- 1.3.1 Paronyms
- 1.4 Anagrams
- 2 Portuguese
- 2.1 Verb form
Etymology[modifier le wikicode]
Derived from kiss with the suffix -or.
Common name [modifier le wikicode]
| Singular | Plural |
|---|---|
| kiss | kisses |
| bi.zu | |
Kiss maternal.
kiss bi.zu male
- (Childish language) Contact made with the lips as a sign of love or affection on the cheek.
- To tame him, I kiss him (a cucudet would write » kisses« ) in the neck. – (San Antonio, Dip your bread in the soup , SA 173, Black River, 1999)
- Dominique Anglade gives her beautiful eyes! Mélanie Joly sends him kisses ! Erin O’Toole wants to be his friend! – (Richard Martineau, « Francophone Quebecers are Hot! », The Quebec newspaper, November 30, 2020)
- (Figured) (Familiar) (In the plural) Affectionate greeting.
- I return tomorrow. Kisses.
Spelling variants[modifier le wikicode]
- kiss
Synonyms[modifier le wikicode]
- kiss
Translations[modifier le wikicode]
Contact made with the lips as a sign of love or affection (1)
- German: Kuss (de) male, Bussi (de) neutral
- English: kiss
- Arabic: قُبْلة (ar)
- Basque: muxu (eu), bisou (eu)
- Bavarian: Bussi
- neutral
- Catalan: petó (ca), beset (ca)
- Korean: 뽀뽀 (ko) ppoppo
- Corsica: basgi (co) Danish: kys (da)
- neutral
- Spanish: beso (es), besito (es)
- Finnish: pusu (fi)
- Irish Gaelic: póg (ga)
- Greek: φιλί (el)
- Hebrew: נשיקה (he)
- Hungarian: csók (hu)
- Italian: bacio (it)
- Japanese: チ ュ ー (ja) chū
- Kazakh: сүйіс (kk)
- Latin: basiolum (la)
- Malagasy: ba (mg)
- Dutch: kusje (nl) Norwegian (bokmål): kyss (no)
- neutral Norwegian (nynorsk): kyss (no)
- neutral
- Occitan: poton (oc)
- Polish: Całuski (pl), całuski (pl)
- Portuguese: beijo (pt)
- Romanian: sărut (ro)
- Russian: поцелуй (ru)
- Swedish: puss (sv), kyss (sv)
- Czech: hubičky (cs), pusinka (cs)
- Turkish: Öpücük (tr)
Vietnamese: hôn (vi)[modifier le wikicode]
- Pronunciation [bi.zu] France (Paris) – bisou: listen to «bisou
- » [Prononciation ?] France (Vosges): listen to « kiss
- » [Prononciation ?] France (Lyon): listen to « bisou
- » [Prononciation ?] France (Vosges): listen to « kiss
- » [Prononciation ?] Canada (Shawinigan): listen to « bisou
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- Paronyms
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- Anagrams
bouis [modifier le wikicode]
| Verb form See the verb conjugation | ||
|---|---|---|
| bisar | ||
| Imperfect | ||
| Simple past | ||
Future tense kiss
- Pronunciation? Third-person singular of
bisar.
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