Políbit

"Políbit" is a Czech verb that translates to "to kiss" in English. It describes the act of touching with the lips, often as a greeting, an expression of affection, or a romantic gesture. The verb can be used in various contexts, from a simple peck on the cheek to a more passionate embrace.

The conjugations of "políbit" follow the typical patterns for Czech verbs. For example, the present tense first-person singular is "políbím" (I will kiss), and the past tense first-person singular is "políbil" (I kissed) for masculine subjects and "políbila" (I kissed) for feminine subjects. The infinitive form is "políbit."

In Czech culture, kissing is a common form of greeting among family and close friends, particularly on the cheek. Romantic partners engage in kissing as a sign of intimacy and affection. The verb "políbit" encompasses this range of social and emotional expressions. It can also be used metaphorically, such as "políbit si smůlu" which means to experience bad luck.