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COGONI

Cogoni and typical of southern Sardinia, from the Cagliaritan and in particular from Quartu Sant'Elena, Selargius, Cagliari, Monserrato, but also in this case, Assemini, Villasimius, Capoterra, Maracalagonis, Sestu and Sinnai, and the Gesturi nel Medio Campidano, ad Aritzo nel nuorese e a Iglesia, potrebbe will be derived from a soprannome originated from the Sardinian sardine (rinsecchito), it is possible to identify a physical characteristic of Capostipite. Integrated by Giuseppe Concas COGONI: cogoni in logudorese means generally thick bread made from flour and cruschello, more or less roundabout, who in Campidano call civarcita, pane nero. By accenting in senso figurato means rising, get rid. Probably derives from Latin coquere = cuocere> cokere in log; coi in field Potrebbe trarre origine anche dal latino coccum = bacca, coccola, roundabout; also because I cooked it and a wedge of citron; its coconut in campidanese, also in its skettles, and the semolina bread, the crown or cinnamon, hard pasta. Potrebbe derives from the bakers of Capostipite. Come cognome and present negligent old documents from the consulted ones. Among the signatories of the Pace di Eleonora, LPDE of 1388, figurine: Cogoni Andrea, jurato ville Sella. (* Sella.distrutto - Diocese of S. Giusta, Contrate Partis de Guilcier); Cogoni Saro, jurato ville Sancte Juste (Santa Giusta - Partis di Guilcier); Cogoni Troisco, jurato ville Aidu (* Aidu. Aido.odierno Aidomaggiore. Contrate Partis de Guilcier). Nel Condaghe di San Nicola di Trullas, CSNT XI °, thirteenth sec., And present in the Cocone variant:> Cocone Guantine (163 - partition of servi)), servant in the dome of Olvesa :. And remanserun in latus de Margarita et At Palma's footsteps you go to Stephano de Silki, take you two days to Pisana, you have two days of Guantine Cocone and two days of Petru Cossa. > Cocone Iorgia (280), wife of Petru Kerellu, servant of San Nicola. > Cocone Mariane (291), servant, relocate (exchange) to San Nicola. Nel Condaghe di San Pietro di Silki, CSPS, XI, thirteenth century, said: Cocone Gosantine (120) (good mother of Romania, service for the delivery of services): Ego presbiteru Furatu de Bosa, Ki kertai with a committee of Varda proxy of Gosantine Cocone, ki fuit servu integru (100%) of scu. Petru et now Muiere (the wife) was taken from Romania, and binki in her fetus (children) .in Corona de iudike Gunnari, in Nurra ..> In the Condaghe of Santa Maria di Bonarcado, CSMB, XI, XIII ° secolo, abbiamo, Cocone Goantine (40), teste in a donation (posture): posit Iorgi Capai land of Gavini Capra a clesia (of Sancta Maria). Testes Johanne Capai and Goantine Cocone et Gavine Capai. > Take Iorgi (29), test yourself in a service exchange across the Georgian Sanctuary Church and that of Sanctu Gregorii. In this story I remembered Cogoni Francesco, from Quartu SE Bishop of Ozieri from 1939 to 1975, now Arcidiacono and cancelliere in the archidioceses of Cagliari. Cogoni Giovanni, from Quartu SE, an apostate from the diocese of Iglesias, from 1970 to 1992. Cogoni Giuseppe di Pirri - Cagliari, archbishop of Oristano from 1938 to 1947, a great zeal and culture and not just religious. Here is the idea of the foundation of the newspaper Il Quotidiano Sardo, the regional character (Di. Sto. Sa. De Casula FC). Currently, the last name is Cogoni and present in 126 Common Italian, of which 50 in Sardinia: Quartu SE 393, Selargius 153, Cagliari 135, Monserrato 99, etc.

Bibliographic source' "L'origine dei cognomi Italianim storia ed etimologia" di E. Rossoni disponibile online su: https://archive.org/


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