kanto

From Spanish canto, from Latin cantus, metal rim of a wheel, of Celtic origin.

• Hyphenation: kan‧to

kanto

1. a corner; specifically the exterior corner

• (a corner): eskina, korner, suok

• IPA^(key): /ˈkanto/

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• Hyphenation: kan‧to

kanto (accusative singular kanton, plural kantoj, accusative plural kantojn)

1. song
2. singing

• kanzono

• amkanto (“love song”)
• glorkanto (“paean, song of glory”)
• kantanto (“one who is singing, singer”)
• kanti (“to sing”)
• kantisto (“professional singer”)
• kantaĵo (“song”)
• lulkanto (“lullaby”)

• kantobirdo (“songbird”)

From Proto-Finnic *kanto, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *kënta, from Indo-Iranian.

kanto

1. stump (remains of a tree)

kantaa +‎ -o

kanto

1. carrying (act)
2. collection (activity of collecting, especially taxes); see also: veronkanto

• katon, nokat, tanko, tokan

kanto (plural kanti)

1. song

• kantisto
• kantar

kanto

1. bag

kanto m (uncountable)

1. singing

From Spanish canto, from Latin cantus (“metal rim of a wheel”), of Celtic origin

kanto

1. corner, especially the intersection of two streets

• IPA^(key): [kɑntɔ]
• Hyphenation: kan‧to

kanto (definite accusative kantoyu, plural kantolar)

1. kanto; a popular genre of Turkish music