How to Say “Kiss” in Sicilian

vasata
The Sicilian word for kiss is vasata.
vasata is used to refer to the act of a touch with the lips.
Meaning: a touch with the lips (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

vasata is a feminine noun.

Did you know?

  • While vasata refers to the kiss, the verb vasari can also be used figuratively to describe someone who is overly flattering or 'kissing up' to a superior.
  • In traditional Sicilian social etiquette, a vasata on the hand was historically a sign of deep respect and submission, often reserved for nobility or clergy.
  • The word vasata is closely linked to the concept of 'blessing' in religious contexts, where a kiss on the forehead can signify a spiritual benediction.

Examples in context

  • Un vasata d'amuri.
    A kiss of love.
  • Senti a friscura di sta vasata.
    Feel the coolness of this kiss.

Example conversation

Agata and Antonio are saying goodbye at the door.

  1. Agata

    Ora m'hai a lassari.
    Now you have to let me go.
  2. Antonio

    Sulu na vasata prima d'andari.
    Just one kiss before going.
  3. Agata

    Va bene, Antonio.
    All right, Antonio.
  4. Antonio

    Grazziu, Agata.
    Thank you, Agata.
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