- Abaza: ашӏагвдзра́ (āč̣āg°ʒrā́)
- Abkhaz: агәӡра (āg°ʒrā), агәыдкылара (āg°ədḳəlārā)
- Afrikaans: soen
- Albanian: puth (sq)
- Alemannic German: verschmutza (Alsatian)
- Amharic: ሳመ (samä), መሳም (mäsam)
- Arabic: قَبَّلَ (ar) (qabbala), بَاسَ (bāsa) (colloquial)
- Egyptian: بَاس (bās)
- Moroccan: بَاس (bas)
- Aragonese: besar
- Aramaic:
- Syriac: ܢܽܘܫܩܬܳܐ, ܢܽܘܫܰܩܬܳܐ
- Arapaho: niitén-
- Archi: пӏаъбос (p'áʔbos), баъ-бос (báʔ-bos)
- Armenian: համբուրել (hy) (hamburel), պաչել (hy) (pačʿel) (colloquial)
- Aromanian: bash, bashu
- Assamese: চুমা (suma), পৰশ্ (porox)
- Asturian: besar
- Avar: баизе (baize)
- Aymara: jamp'atiña
- Azeri: öpmək (az)
- Bashkir: үбеү (übew)
- Basque: musu eman
- Belarusian: цалава́ць impf (calavácʹ), пацалава́ць pf (pacalavácʹ)
- Bengali: চুম্বন করা (cumbôn kôra)
- Bislama: kis, kisim, kiskisim
- Breton: pokat (br), bouchañ (br)
- Bulgarian: целу́вам (bg) impf (celúvam), целу́на pf (celúna)
- Burmese: နမ်း (my) (nam:)
- Buryat: таалаха (taalaxa)
- Catalan: besar (ca), petonejar (ca)
- Cebuano: halokan
- Ch'orti': tzuhtzi uti'
- Chamorro: chiku
- Chechen: берташ да̄ха (bertaš dāχa)
- Cherokee: hdawedo’vsga (hdawedo’vsga)
- Cheyenne: -mȧsém, -mȯsém, -mȯsém, -vȯsémohtá, -vȯsémȯsáne (to kiss people)
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 接吻 (zip3 man5), 嘴嘴 (zeoi2 zeoi2)
- Mandarin: 吻 (zh) (wěn), 親 (zh), 亲 (zh) (qīn), 親吻 (zh), 亲吻 (zh) (qīnwěn), 接吻 (zh) (jiēwěn), 親嘴 (zh), 亲嘴 (zh) (qīnzuǐ) (colloquial)
- Choctaw: impuⁿsa
- Chuvash: чупту (čuptu)
- Cornish: amma, abma (kw)
- Corsican: basgià (co)
- Crimean Tatar:
- Cyrillic: опмек
- Latin: öpmek
- Czech: líbat (cs) impf, políbit (cs) pf, dát pusu
- Dalmatian: bissuor
- Danish: kysse (da)
- Dutch: kussen (nl), zoenen (nl)
- Egyptian: sn
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- Emilian: basèr (Bolognese)
- Erzya: паламс (palams), палсемс (palsems)
- Esperanto: kisi
- Estonian: suudlus, suudlema
- Evenki: нюка̄ндя-мӣ (ņukānʒa-mī)
- Faroese: mussa, kyssa
- Finnish: suudella (fi), suukottaa, pussata (fi)
- French: embrasser (fr)
- Friulian: bussâ, bušâ
- Gagauz: öpmää
- Galician: bicar (gl), beixar (gl)
- Gallurese: basgià
- Gamilaraay: yabili
- Georgian: კოცნა (ḳocna), ამბორი (ambori)
- German: küssen (de)
- Gothic: 𐌺𐌿𐌺𐌾𐌰𐌽 (kukjan)
- Greek: φιλώ (el) (filó), ασπάζομαι (el) (aspázomai), δίνω φιλί (díno filí)
- Ancient: καταφιλέω (kataphiléō), φιλέω (philéō)
- Greenlandic: kunippaa, kunissivoq
- Guaraní: etũ (h-)
- Hebrew: נישק \ נִשֵּׁק (nishék), נתן נשיקה (natán n'shiká)
- Hiligaynon: halukan
- Hindi: चूमना (hi) (cūmnā), चुम्बन करना (cumban karnā)
- Hungarian: puszil (hu), csókol (hu)
- Icelandic: kyssa (is)
- Ido: kisar (io)
- Indonesian: cium (id)
- Interlingua: basiar
- Irish: póg (ga) f
- Italian: baciare (it)
- Japanese: キスする (ja) (kisu suru), 口付けする (くちづけする, kuchizuke suru), 接吻する (ja) (せっぷんする, seppun suru), チューする (chū suru)
- Karelian: nopata, ukata, šuuda mučottua
- Kazakh: сүю (süyw), өбу (öbw)
- Khmer: ថើប (km) (tʰaəp)
- Korean: 입맞추다 (immatchuda), 키스하다 (ko) (kiseuhada), 뽀뽀하다 (ko) (ppoppohada)
- Kuna: wagar ue
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- Kurdish:
- Kurmanji: maç kirin, ramûsandin (ku)
- Sorani: ماچ کردن (ku) (mâch kirdin)
- Kyrgyz: өбүү (ky) (öbüü), өөп коюу (ky) (ööp koyuu)
- Ladino: bezar
- Lao: ຈູບ (chūp), ຫອຍຈູບ, ຈຸມພິດ (chum phit)
- Latgalian: sumynuot, bučuot
- Latin: basio, osculor, suavior
- Latvian: skūpstīt, bučot (lv)
- Ligurian: baijà (Monégasque)
- Limburgish: pune
- Lithuanian: bučiuoti
- Lojban: cinba
- Lombard: basà
- Luxembourgish: kussen (lb), këssen (lb), eng Bees ginn
- Macedonian: бакнува impf (baknuva), целива impf (celiva)
- Malay: mencium
- Malayalam: ചുംബിയ്ക്കുക (cuṃbiykkuka), ഉമ്മ വക്കുക (umma vakkuka)
- Maltese: bies
- Manx: cur paag da, cur smittag da
- Mazanderani: خش, خش هداهن
- Mirandese: beisar
- Mongolian: үнсэх (mn) (ünseh), озох (mn) (ozoh)
- Navajo: yiyiitsʼǫs
- Neapolitan: vasà
- Nepali: म्वाइँ खानु (mwāĩ khānu)
- Ngazidja Comorian: uɓusu
- Norman: embraichi, baîsi
- Northern Sami: cum'mát
- Norwegian: kysse (no)
- Occitan: baisar, potonar (oc)
- Ojibwe: ojiim
- Old English: cyssan
- Old Frisian: kessa
- Old High German: kussen
- Old Norse: kyssa
- Old Saxon: kussian
- Persian: بوسیدن (fa) (busidan), ماچ کردن (mâč kardan)
- Piedmontese: basé
- Polish: całować (pl) impf, pocałować (pl) pf
- Portuguese: beijar (pt)
- Quechua: much'ay, mucai, muzai
- Romanian: săruta (ro), pupa (ro)
- Romansch: bitschar, bitschear, bitschier, bütschar, bütscher
- Russian: целова́ть (ru) impf (celovátʹ), поцелова́ть (ru) pf (pocelovátʹ), целова́ться (ru) impf (celovátʹsja) (of two people, each other)
- Sanskrit: चुम्ब् (sa) (cumb)
- Sardinian: basai, vasare
- Campidanese: basare
- Logudorese: basu m, basare
- Sassarese: bajà
- Scottish Gaelic: pòg f
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: љу́бити impf, пољу́бити, целивати impf, поцеливати pf
- Roman: ljúbiti (sh) impf, poljúbiti (sh) pf, celivati (sh) impf, pocelivati pf
- Sicilian: vasari (scn), baciari
- Sinhalese: හාදුව (hāduva)
- Slovak: bozkať impf, pobozkať pf
- Slovene: ljubiti (sl) impf, poljubiti (sl) pf
- Sorbian:
- Lower: póškaś impf, wupóškaś pf, póšknuś pf
- Upper: košić impf, wokošić pf
- Southern Sami: tjuvliestidh, tjånnahtidh
- Spanish: besar (es)
- Old Spanish: besar
- Swahili: -busu (sw), -nonea
- Swedish: kyssa (sv) (passionately), pussa (sv) (lightly)
- Tagalog: halik, hahagkan
- Tajik: бӯса кардан (büsa kardan), бӯса гирифтан (büsa giriftan), бӯсидан (tg) (büsidan), бӯсса кардан (büssa kardan)
- Tamil: முத்தம் (ta) (muttam)
- Tatar: үбәргә (übärgä)
- Telugu: ముద్దాడు (te) (muddāḍu), చుంబించు (te) (cuṃbiṃcu)
- Thai: จูบ (th) (jùup)
- Tupinambá: îurupyter
- Turkish: öpmek (tr)
- Turkmen: öpmek
- Tuvan: ошкаар (oškaar)
- Ukrainian: цілува́ти (uk) impf (ciluváty), поцілува́ти pf (pociluváty)
- Urdu: چومنا (cūmnā), چمبان کرنا (cumban karnā)
- Uzbek: oʻpmoq (uz), boʻsa olmoq
- Venetian: baxar (vec)
- Vietnamese: hôn (vi)
- Volapük: kidön (vo)
- Võro: suuandminõ
- Walloon: rabressî (wa), båjhî (wa)
- Welsh: cusanu (cy)
- West Frisian: tútsje (fy)
- Westrobothnian: slekj
- Yiddish: קושן (kushn)
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