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puth· vt 1 to kiss 2 [Fig] (of a light source) to touch [ ] gently; just begin to illuminate [ ] • nuk puth· {} [Colloq] not be allowed to be {somewhere} • <> puth· ēizmet [Pej] to lick ("kiss") <>'s boots • <> puth· dorėn/gjunjėt [Pej] to be servile: lick <>'s boots • pėr ēdo punė puth· dorėn e <>. "for every matter kiss <>'s hand" to insist on getting <>'s permission for even the slightest thing • puth· dorėn e <> 1 to kiss <>'s hand as a form of very respectful greeting 2 to ask <>'s permission • [ ] puth· dhe [ ] vė'· nė ballė "kiss [ ] and put [ ] to one's forehead" 1 {} would love to have [ ], {} would be happy to have [ ] 2 to be thankful for getting at least [ ] • Tė puth halla nė tė dy faqet. [Crude Iron] (expresses the strong belief by one with an obligation that the obligation has been fulfilled); (expresses the strong belief that an obligation owed one was not satisfied and that nothing further will be forthcoming) That was it! No more! • <> puth· kėmbė e dorė [Pej] "kiss <>'s foot and hand" to be servile: lick <>'s boots • <> puth· kėmbėt [Pej] "kiss <>'s feet" to be servile: lick <>'s boots • puth· kryqin "kiss the cross" to die: meet one's maker
puth|a|do'r puth|a|do'r|as adv getting along together very nicely |