* "Kunyamula pakamwa" (literally: "to lift the mouth") - This is a general term for kissing, but can also refer to other types of mouth-to-mouth contact.
* "Kukwatanso pakamwa" (literally: "to touch the mouth") - This is a more literal translation of "kiss" and can be used when referring to a gentle kiss.
* "Kubesa mkamwa" (literally: "to enter the mouth") - This is a more intense expression and can be used when referring to a passionate kiss.
You can also use verbs like "kukwatira" (to hold), "kuswa" (to touch) or "kukumbatira" (to embrace) along with the body part "pakamwa" (mouth) to express kissing.
Ultimately, the best way to say "kiss" in Nyanja depends on the specific situation and the level of intimacy you want to convey.