1. To divide into cantons; to allot quarters to the different divisions of a body of troops.

2. A small division of territory; in Switzerland, a distinct state; its inhabitants; a distinct part or division, as, the canton of a painting; the corner of a heraldic shield.

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

• canann,
• cartton,
• phanton,
• canitoni,
• canyan,
• canten,
• wantin,
• ctton,
• contron,
• cantain,
• cantine,
• scanton,
• conlon,
• captan,
• cantre,
• carten,
• cannan,
• coton,
• cannion,
• cantent

• cantoni,
• canteen,
• cantonal,
• carton,
• cantin,
• count on,
• Can't,
• cartoon,
• cannon,
• cantor,
• canyon,
• cantonese.

The adjective form of the word "canton" is "cantonal".

The plural of the "canton" can be the "cantons".

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