Depends on the context
kiss--> mesam
Kiss him---> samewe if kisser is a man or samyiwe if kisser is a woman ( first two letters in samewe/yiwe pronounced SAnot as in the English word same)
Kiss her---->samate if kisser is a man or samyate if kisser is a woman
kissed her--> samkuate
kissed him--->samkute
kiss me ------> samegne if asking a man or samyigne if asking a woman
empua is in Amharic too and it means kisses or kiss you
beteseb is the correct word
go to play store/app store and go search and search english to amharic transeleter
kiss you
hôn
go amharicdictionery.com go amharicdictionery.com dena nes
kiss me all over
a kiss (noun) is 'un baiser' in French. To kiss (verb) is 'embrasser'
I deserve a kiss. (Spanish)
1526, used in Romans xiv.13 to translate the Greek word 'skandalon' via Amharic/Aramaic(?).
'donne moi un baiser"
"Necesitas un beso." :)