Cabula, quite rare, is spread evenly throughout Sardinia, Capula is specific to Castelsardo in the Sassari area, they should derive from the medieval toponym Cabula located in the diocese of Sorres which is part of the Archdiocese of Oristano. additions provided by Giuseppe Concas CABULA; (CAPULA): meaning and etymology not well understood. . Capula = castle and village destroyed (Contrate Ardar et Meylogu - of Siligo); also called Monte di Sant'Antonio, as nearby are the ruins of the church of the Saint: according to Spano it derives from the Phoenician chevel = inheritance. In Latin, capula is a small cup. Still in Latin, capulum coleorum is the virile member. Capulare, still in Latin, has the meaning of escaping, fleeing. Capulai in Campidanese, also in the capuai and accapuai variants, means shredding, chopping, chopping, making pesto, from the Spanish capolar = picar la carne (chop the meat). Capulare in Logudorese means to beat the fodder, the linen or the corn on the cob. Fai sa cabùda in Campidanese means partying with friends; from the Catalan cabùda. We find it in the ancient maps, in the Capula variant. Among the signatories of the Peace of Eleonora, * LPDE of 1388, are: Capula Bonnano, jurato ville Sia Sancti Nicolai (* today's Sia Piccina or Piccìa. Contrate Campitani Simagis); Capula Michaele, Selluri villas (Sanluri - Seddori); Capula Nicolao, villas Genadas (* destroyed village-Laconi ..Contrate partis Alença); Capùla Salvatore, jurato Gemessi villas (* destroyed: Jemussi or Gimussa? Partis de Montibus). The surname Cabùla is currently present in 51 Italian Municipalities, of which 15/377, in Sardinia (mostly in the south): Serrenti23, Furti 14, Samatzai 12, Villacidro 9, Cagliari 8, etc.
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