savior
English > Greek (Woodhouse)
substantive
Latin > English
savior saviari, saviatus sum V DEP :: kiss
Latin > German (Georges)
sāvior, ātus sum, ārī (savium), küssen, os oculosque, Catull. 9, 9: alcis naevulos, Fronto ad Anton. imp. 1, 2. p. 98, 18 N.: alqm, Cic. Brut. 53; ad Att. 16, 3, 6. Amm. 26, 7, 15: alqm hiulco savio, Poëta b. Gell. 19, 11, 4 u. bei Macr. 2, 2, 17. – Partiz. sāviātus medial = küssenswert, küßlich, Fronto ad M. Caes. 5, 33.
Translations
savior
Arabic: مُخَلِّص, مُنْقِذ; Aragonese: salvador; Armenian: փրկիչ; Belarusian: выратавальнік, выратавальніца; Breton: salver; Bulgarian: спасител; Catalan: salvador; Chinese Cantonese: 救星; Mandarin: 救世主, 救星; Min Nan: 救星; Cornish: salvador, savyour, selwyas; Czech: zachránce; Danish: frelser; Dutch: redder, redster; Dzongkha: ཉེན་སྐྱོབ་འབད་མི; Ewe: xɔla; Finnish: pelastaja; French: sauveur, sauveuse; German: Erlöser, Erlöserin, Retter, Retterin, Erretter, Erretterin; Greek: σωτήρας, σώτειρα; Ancient Greek: σωτήρ, σώτειρα; Hebrew: מוׄשִיעַ; Hungarian: megváltó, megmentő; Irish: slánaitheoir; Italian: redentore, redentrice, salvatore, salvatrice; Japanese: 救世主; Kazakh: құтқарушы; Korean: 구세주(救世主); Kurdish Northern Kurdish: xelaskarê; Latin: salvator, salvatrix, servator, servatrix, Sospita; Latvian: glābējs, glābēja; Lithuanian: gelbėtojas, gelbėtoja; Macedonian: спасител; Malay: penyelamat; Manx: saualtagh; Maori: kaiwhakaora; Middle English: saveour; Mongolian Cyrillic: аврагч; Navajo: yisdáʼiiníiłii; Ngazidja Comorian: mkombozi; Norman: sauveux, saûveux; Norwegian Bokmål: frelser, frelserinne, redningsmann, redningskvinne; Nynorsk: frelsar, frelserinne, redningsmann, redningskvinne; Occitan: sauvador, sarvaor, sauvaire; Old English: hǣlend; Picard: sauveu; Polish: ratownik, ratowniczka, wybawca, wybawczyni, wybawiciel, wybawicielka; Portuguese: salvador, salvadora; Romanian: mântuitor; Russian: спаситель, спасительница, спасатель, спасательница; Scottish Gaelic: slànaighear, slànair; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: спа̀ситељ; Roman: spàsitelj; Slovak: záchranca; Slovene: reševalec; Spanish: salvador, salvadora; Swahili: mkombozi; Swedish: frälsare, frälserinna; Tagalog: tagapagligtas, Tagapagligtas; Tibetan: སྐྱོབ་མཁན, སྐྱབས་མགོན; Turkish: kurtarıcı; Ukrainian: рятівник, рятівниця; Urdu: مَسِیحا; Vietnamese: cứu tinh; Walloon: såveu; Welsh: achubwr, gwaredwr, iachawdwr
kiss
Abaza: ашӏагвдзра; Abkhaz: агәӡра, агәыдкылара; Afrikaans: soen; Albanian: puth; Alemannic German: verschmutza; Amharic: ሳመ, መሳም; Arabic: قَبَّلَ, بَاسَ, لَثَمَ; Egyptian Arabic: باس; Gulf Arabic: باس; Hijazi Arabic: باس; Moroccan Arabic: باس; Aragonese: besar; Aramaic Syriac: ܢܽܘܫܩܬܳܐ, ܢܽܘܫܰܩܬܳܐ; Arapaho: niitén-; Archi: пӏаъбос, баъ-бос; Armenian: համբուրել, պաչել; Aromanian: bash, bashu; Asturian: besar; Avar: баизе; Aymara: jamp'atiña; Azerbaijani: öpmək; Bashkir: үбеү; Basque: musu eman; Belarusian: цалаваць, пацалаваць; Bengali: চুম্বন করা, বুসা; Bikol Central: hadok; Bislama: kis, kisim, kiskisim; Breton: pokat, bouchañ; Bulgarian: целувам, целуна; Burmese: နမ်း; Buryat: таалаха; Catalan: besar, petonejar, fer un petó; Cebuano: halokan, halok; Ch'orti': tzuhtzi uti'; Chamorro: chiku; Chechen: берташ да̄ха; Cherokee: ᎠᏔᏪᏙᏍᎦ; Cheyenne: -mȧsém, -mȯsém, -mȯsém, -vȯsémohtá, -vȯsémȯsáne; Chinese Cantonese: 接吻, 嘴, 嘴嘴, 錫／锡, 惜; Dungan: щинтын; Hokkien: 吻, 唚／吣; Mandarin: 吻, 親／亲, 親吻／亲吻, 接吻, 親嘴／亲嘴; Choctaw: impuⁿsa; Chukchi: йыӈок; Chuvash: чупту; Cornish: amma, abma; Corsican: basgià; Crimean Tatar: öpmek; Czech: líbat, políbit, dát pusu; Dalmatian: bissuor; Danish: kysse; Dutch: kussen, zoenen; Dzongkha: འུ; Emilian: basèr; Erzya: паламс, палсемс; Esperanto: kisi; Estonian: suudlus, suudlema; Evenki: нюка̄ндя-мӣ; Faroese: mussa, kyssa; Finnish: suudella, suukottaa, pussata; French: embrasser, baiser; Friulian: bussâ, bušâ; Gagauz: öpmää; Galician: bicar, beixar; Gallurese: basgià; Gamilaraay: yabili; Georgian: კოცნა, ამბორი; German: küssen, knutschen; Gothic: 𐌺𐌿𐌺𐌾𐌰𐌽; Greek: φιλάω, φιλώ, ασπάζομαι, δίνω φιλί; Ancient Greek: ἀσπάζομαι, κατασπάζομαι, καταφιλέω, κυνεῖν, κυνέω, κυνῶ, φιλεῖν, φιλέω, φιλῶ; Greenlandic: kunippaa, kunissivoq; Guaraní: hetũ; Hebrew: נישק \ נִשֵּׁק, נתן נשיקה; Higaonon: hadok; Hiligaynon: halukan, halok; Hindi: चूमना, चुम्बन करना; Hungarian: puszil, csókol; Hunsrik: kisse; Icelandic: kyssa; Ido: kisar; Ilocano: ungngo; Indonesian: cium, mengecup, sun; Ingrian: antaa suuta; Interlingua: basiar; Irish: póg; Italian: baciare; Ivatan: mangarek; Japanese: キスする, 口付けする, 接吻する, チューする; Jarai: čŭm; Javanese: sun; Kapampangan: uma, uman; Karelian: nopata, ukata, šuuda mučottua; Kaurna: taapaanthi; Kazakh: сүю, өбу; Khakas: охсанарға; Khmer: ថើប; Khün: ᨧ᩠ᨷᩪ; Korean: 입맞추다, 키스하다, 뽀뽀하다, 뽀뽀를 하다; Kuna: wagar ue; Kurdish Central Kurdish: ماچ کردن; Northern Kurdish: maç kirin, ramûsandin; Kyrgyz: өбүү, өөп коюу; Ladino: bezar; Lao: ຈູບ, ຫອຍຈູບ, ຈຸມພິດ; Latgalian: sumynuot, bučuot; Latin: basio, osculor, suavior, savior; Latvian: skūpstīt, bučot; Ligurian: baijà; Limburgish: pune; Lithuanian: bučiuoti; Lombard: basà; Luxembourgish: kussen, këssen, eng Bees ginn; Macedonian: бакнува, бакне, бацува, баци, целива; Malay: mencium; Malayalam: ചുംബിയ്ക്കുക, ഉമ്മ വക്കുക; Maltese: bies; Manchu: ᠣᠵᠣᠮᠪᡳ; Manx: cur paag da, cur smittag da; Marathi: चुंबन, पापा, पापी; Mazanderani: خش, خش هداهن; Middle English: kissen; Mingrelian: ჯუნა; Mirandese: beisar; Mongolian Cyrillic: үнсэх, озох; Navajo: yiyiitsʼǫs; Neapolitan: vasà; Nepali: म्वाइँ खानु; Ngazidja Comorian: uɓusu; Norman: embraichi, baîsi; North Frisian: taatji; Northern Sami: cumˈmát; Northern Thai: ᨧ᩠ᨷᩪ; Norwegian Bokmål: kysse; Occitan: baisar, potonar; Ojibwe: ojiim; Old English: cyssan; Old Frisian: kessa; Old High German: kussen; Old Norse: kyssa; Old Saxon: kussian; Oromo: dhungachuu; Ottoman Turkish: اوپمك; Pashto: چومل, مچول; Persian: بوسیدن, ماچ کردن; Piedmontese: basé; Polish: całować, pocałować; Portuguese: beijar; Quechua: much'ay, mucai, muzai; Romanian: săruta, pupa; Romansch: bitschar, bitschear, bitschier, bütschar, bütscher; Russian: целовать, поцеловать, целоваться; Sanskrit: चुम्ब्; Sardinian: basai, vasare; Campidanese: basare; Logudorese: basu, basare; Sassarese: bajà; Scottish Gaelic: pòg; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: љубити, пољубити, целивати, цјеливати, поцеливати, поцјеливати; Roman: ljúbiti, poljúbiti, celívati, cjelívati, pocelivati, pocjelivati; Sicilian: vasari, baciari; Sinhalese: හාදුව; Slovak: bozkať, pobozkať; Slovene: ljubiti, poljubljati, poljubiti; Somali: dhunkasho; Sorbian Lower: póškaś, wupóškaś, póšknuś; Upper: košić, wokošić; Southern Altai: окшоор, јытаар, ӧбӧр; Southern Sami: tjuvliestidh, tjånnahtidh; Spanish: besar; Old Spanish: besar; Swahili: -busu, -nonea; Swedish: kyssa, pussa; Tagalog: halikan, hahagkan; Tajik: бӯса кардан, бӯса гирифтан, бӯсидан, бӯсса кардан; Tamil: முத்தம்; Tatar: үбәргә; Telugu: ముద్దాడు, చుంబించు; Thai: จูบ; Tibetan: འོ་བྱེད, ཁ་བསྐྱལ, ཨོའོ་བསྐྱལ, འོ་བྱས; Tupinambá: îurupyter; Turkish: öpmek; Turkmen: öpmek; Tuvan: ошкаар, чыттаар; Ugaritic: 𐎐𐎌𐎖; Ukrainian: цілувати, поцілувати; Urdu: چومنا, چمبان کرنا; Uyghur: ئۆپمەك, بوسە قىلماق, لېۋىگە باسماق; Uzbek: oʻpmoq, boʻsa olmoq; Venetian: baxar; Vietnamese: hôn, hun; Volapük: kidön; Võro: suuandminõ; Walloon: rabressî, båjhî; Waray-Waray: harok; Welsh: cusanu; West Frisian: tútsje; Western Bukidnon Manobo: hazek; Yakut: уураа, убураа; Yiddish: קושן; Yucatec Maya: ts'u'uts'
