cantles

[kan-tl]

can·tle

[kan-tl]
noun
1.
the hind part of a saddle, usually curved upward.
2.
a corner; piece; portion: a cantle of land.

Origin:
1275–1325; Middle English cantel (< Anglo-French ) < Medieval Latin cantellus, equivalent to Latin cant(us) (see cant2) + -ellus diminutive suffix
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