1. A division of a poem.

2. A division of a poem: the highest vocal part, or the leading melody. Cantofermo, a choral song in unison, in notes all of equal length; the part which is the subject of counterpoint.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• clinto,
• conty,
• candt,
• icant,
• ninto,
• candi,
• canten,
• cantry,
• caminto,
• caino,
• gantz,
• conbo,
• cantre,
• canad,
• cannoy,
• cano,
• wanto,
• cante,
• caint,
• cardo

• caimito,
• can-do,
• cannady,
• Can't,
• camwood,
• cannata,
• cantor,
• cant,
• candy,
• canned,
• canty,
• can`t,
• CANEDO,
• cantey,
• cantu,
• canter,
• Cannot.

The adjective form of the word "canto" is "cantorial".

The plural of the "canto" can be the "cantos".

The singular of the "canto" can be the "canto".