canton in Latin
canton in Latin is pāgus — canton means a political or administrative division of a country, such as one of the states of Switzerland.
canton in Latin
pāgus
A division of Luxembourg, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, etc.
What does "canton" mean?
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noun A political or administrative division of a country, such as one of the states of Switzerland.
"Switzerland is made up of twenty-six cantons, each with its own local government."
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verb To divide a region into cantons, or to house troops by requisitioning local lodging.
"Troops were cantoned in the villages along the border."
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canton in a sentence
- Switzerland is made up of twenty-six cantons, each with its own local government.
- Troops were cantoned in the villages along the border.
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What is "canton" in Latin?
"canton" in Latin is pāgus. canton means: A political or administrative division of a country, such as one of the states of Switzerland.
How do you use "canton" in a sentence?
Example: "Switzerland is made up of twenty-six cantons, each with its own local government." In Latin, "canton" is pāgus.
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