całus

This is the 6427th most frequent Polish word.


całus

Kiss.


The word 'całusa' is used here in the accusative case to signify a direct object—a kiss being given.

Ona dała mi całusa na dobranoc.

She gave me a kiss goodnight.


The word 'całus' is used as a nominative subject in the sentence, indicating the kiss as the performer of the action of mood improvement.

Całus od babci zawsze poprawiał mi nastrój.

A kiss from grandma always improved my mood.


The plural form 'całusy' is used as the nominative subject to describe kisses in general as strengthening family bonds.

Codzienne całusy wzmacniają więzi rodzinne.

Daily kisses strengthen family bonds.