No. 14,516 in German
küssen
"To kiss."
In a sentence
Ich möchte dich küssen.
I want to kiss you.
The verb 'küssen' is used here in its infinitive form as part of a modal verb construction to express a desire.
Sie küssten sich auf der Feier.
They kissed each other at the party.
Here, 'küssen' is conjugated in the past tense (Präteritum), showing an action that happened in the past.
Das ist ein Moment, den man niemals vergisst: der erste Kuss.
That's a moment one never forgets: the first kiss.
The noun form 'Kuss' derived from 'küssen' is used to describe the act of kissing as a concept.
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