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CYSSAN
[verb]
Old English: to kiss.
Etymology: Proto-Germanic *kussijanan, from Proto-Indo-European *kus-. Cognate with Old Saxon kussian (Dutch kussen), Old High German kussen (German küssen), Old Norse kyssa (Swedish kyssa, Icelandic kyssa), and with Cornish cussin (perhaps also Ancient Greek κυνεῖν).
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CYSSAN
[verb]
Old English: to kiss.
Etymology: Proto-Germanic *kussijanan, from Proto-Indo-European *kus-. Cognate with Old Saxon kussian (Dutch kussen), Old High German kussen (German küssen), Old Norse kyssa (Swedish kyssa, Icelandic kyssa), and with Cornish cussin (perhaps also Ancient Greek κυνεῖν).
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I am so Lucky, my Mum brought me this today, very expensive, early birthday present. I adore my new Hecate statue.
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I love this one… creepy, ethereal, and great texture… very emotive.
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