In Finnish you have several possibilities:
Suudelma
Suukko
Pusu
Icelandic: Koss
In Italian : bacio
In French : baiser
In Spanish : beso
In Catalan : bes
In German : Kuss
In Dutch : Kus
Czech: polibek
Hebrew: נשיקה (neshika)
In València : bes
Catalonia "petó".
Tagalog: Halik
亲 qin (informal)
吻 wen (formal)
亲吻 qinwen (compound of the above two)
接吻 jiewen (kiss on the lips)
In Galician: bico
In Euskara: muxu
In Latin: osculum
Portuguese: beijo.
In Arabic there are two words :
Formal : qubla قُـبلة
Informal : bosa بوسة
in turkish-öpücük
in latvian-skuupsts
in russian-поцелуй
greek kiss is "fili". Φιλί
pòg (noun and verb) in Scottish Gaelic.
Persian: Bouseh بوسه
or Mach ماچ
Kurdish: Mach ماچ
Filipino: Halik
In Korean there are two ways to say it:
뽀뽀 (Ppo-ppo): usually a little kiss, or a kiss on the cheek
키스 (ki-su): a romantic kiss.
Chinese characters: 亲吻,吻,亲
Slovenian: "poljub", diminutive "poljubček"
In Armenian: համբյուր - hambyur
in Romanian:
-it's usually pupic (the diminutive form)/the verb is a pupa
-or sarut/the vb is a saruta
-bezea has thesame meaning as "bisou" in French/and there is an expression a trimite bezele which means "to send little kisses"
In Malay is ciuman.
In Tamil is mutham or muthu.
In Hindi
Chumma or Chumban
In Malayalam
Umma
to kiss = umma vekya
Gujarati: Pappi (pup-pee)
Urdu/Hindi: Chummha (choom-maa)/Bosaa
Farsi:Moch
Sws y Ceffyl
is the Welsh translation
In Latvian:
kiss = 1) skūpsts (very intimate) 2) buča (more casual, colloquial speach, or used by children)
to kiss = 1) skūpstīt(ies), 2) bučot(ies)
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