No. 10,020 in Spanish
canto
"Song" or "chant."
In a sentence
El canto de los pájaros me alegra cada mañana.
The singing of birds cheers me up every morning.
Here, 'canto' is used as a noun to denote 'singing' or 'song', referring to the sounds produced by the birds.
Canto una canción para mi amigos.
I sing a song for my friends.
In this context, 'canto' is the first person singular form of the verb 'cantar', meaning 'I sing', representing an action performed by the subject.
Hay un canto en la esquina de la mesa.
There is a corner on the edge of the table.
In this sentence, 'canto' is used to mean 'corner' or 'edge', giving a specific description of an object's part.
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