Associations to the word «Cantos»
Noun
- Bel
- Inferno
- Dante
- Stanza
- Amadeus
- Ezra
- Verdi
- Io
- Byron
- Osborne
- Virgil
- Harold
- Xvii
- Repertoire
- Xxii
- Xxi
- Cappella
- Epic
- Poem
- Minstrel
- Xx
- Francesca
- Shrike
- Xix
- Singing
- Amor
- Xxiii
- Por
- Para
- Terra
- Juan
- Ernesto
- Soprano
- Dal
- Corsair
- Xii
- Vida
- Xviii
- Delle
- Del
- Sanskrit
- Castro
- Della
- Hyperion
- Beatrice
- Una
- Chant
- Verse
- Opera
- Xv
- Repertory
- Luigi
- Pound
- Xiii
- Giacomo
- Gama
- Che
- Orlando
- Libre
- Xvi
- Aria
- Portland
- Cantata
- Di
- Pilgrimage
- Allegory
- Xi
- Ode
- Fragmentary
- Mi
- Que
- Keats
- Lucia
- Ix
- Mozart
- Opus
- Vi
- Sonnet
- Odysseus
- Quotation
- Pedagogy
- Tenor
- Norma
- Lara
- Viii
- Dos
Verb
Wiktionary
CANTO, noun. One of the chief divisions of a long poem; a book.
CANTO, proper noun. (informal) Cantonese.
Dictionary definition
CANTO, noun. The highest part (usually the melody) in a piece of choral music.
CANTO, noun. A major division of a long poem.
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