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Cancedda and specific of southern Sardinia, Cagliari, Quartu Sant'Elena, Decimomannu, Villaputzu, Nurri and Selargius in Cagliaritano, Carbonia, Arbus, Villamar, Villacidro, San Gavino Monreale and Guspini in the Medio Campidano and Oristano, Villaurbana, Gonnosnò, Usellus and Simala nell'oristanese, dovrebbe will be derived from a soprannome originated from the Sardinian end of the song, cantzedha, which means cannuccia, a used vernacular used to indicate the cane utilized to stretch the wine to the botti gross. Integrations provided by Giuseppe Concas CANCEDDA: It is difficult to say what you mean and to which the voicemail is derived: there is no present language of the Sardinian language and neppure in it from Wagner DES. Feel some suggestions. In the hypothesis of a possible corruption of the term, in the Sardinian language there is a conked word and its variant in common ... and not because of the change in the meaning of catino, catinella di terra cotta, from Latin concha = scodella. The same is spoken by Dorgali and the guscio della noce or even the guscio vuoto dell'uovo, after which it is and I leave the chicken; The base and always Latin latch shell. Oppure I can think of a Greek derivation word, is it ???????? (kànkelon) = gate, bell, etc. Latin cancers. The Greek anchor ???????? = cancan, cardin or rampino. I did not know it anymore. My old documents of the language and the history of Sardinia, we have taken on a series of variants, so I can think of various hypotheses about its objects, but with all the Greek voices prevailing ???????? = gate According to the signatory of the Pace di Eleonora, LPDE, from 1388 figurine: Canceda Nicolao, jurato ville Seuis, * Seuis ... odierno Seuis (Laconi ... Contrate partis Alença); Cancello Antiogho, city Ecclesiarum, *** Villa Ecclesiarum ... odierno Iglesias. Et ego De Nelli Pelipaparius Ludovicus, civis et habitator terre et Ville Ecclesiarum ... sindicus, procurator universitatis Ville Ecclesiarum ... his to Formenyino Joanne, captain, camerlengo Ville Ecclesiarum di Sigerro. Omnibus habitatoribus dictate terre Ville Ecclesiarum, congregatis in Curia Magna ... in posse Virde Andree, quondam Virde Joannis of Civitate Sasseri ... nona die januarii 1388; Cancellu Juliano ville Ecclesiarum; Cancelo Barsolo, majore (administrator of justice, mayor) city of Dolefa (Onnifai, Contrate Partis Montis Acuti). In the Condal of Santa Maria di Bonarcado, CSMB, XI, XIII century, in chapter 70 Abbiamo Cancella Corsa and Cancella Iustu, in a purchase (comporeili) of land: Ego Armanus, prior of Bonarcato, contacted by Abisatu et a Corsa Cankella, socra sua (sua suocera) et a muliere sua Vera, place in Cellevane (Zeddiani: 1100 ab Prov. Oristano), having (confinante) assa of Furadu Corrìa servo of Sancta Maria de Bonarcato; and deindeli (in return it is given ... follow the cast); Among the testes figure Cankella Iustu, who is probably the brother of Corsa. Always from the CSMB, in Capitolo 82 and Mentioned Cankella Mariane, prete: Ego Girardo, prior of Bonarcato, partition with an iudice, homines ki hamus in Augustis (Austis): (it is a partition of servi); follows a cast, subdivided into paragraphs. Fra and "testes" include the prefect Mariane Cancella or Cankella. The cognome Cankella and pure present in the Condaghe of San Michele di Salvennor, CSMS, XI, XIII secolo (capitol 133/209): Pedro Pedro Quillota - Cankella - (and in Spanish) full servant of San Miguel with Juerra who was an entire slave of Tori's Meal ... and Ickled Maria Canquella - Cankella - and Tori's Meal ... At 9 and 314 (and a repetition), we had to say Marian Cankella: - in Billikennor (along the way you link Banari ad Ossi - v. il CSMS to Heals of V. Tetti - Delfino Ed.) - Purchase of Marian Cankella with his muger's will his vineyard of the Villa ... etc. (at 314 if you rip but Cankella becomes Quanquella). In the Count of St. Nicholas of Trullas, CSNT, XI, XIII century: capitulations 108 and 117 and quoted Mariane Cancella, servant for a "foot" (a quarter) of St. Nicholas. The usufruct of a land in Bingias Maiores in Consedin (Cossoine). This in a small part of another servant, «intero» of San Nicola, belongs to the monastery and acquires «latus» (he spent more than 2 days in the week and the same treatment and reserved for him as his daughters: - Ego prebiteru Salomone k nce ponio in this certain code that was made by homine and occident Mariane Kancella: to Ianne Corrìa, who was part of Sanctu Nichola, et., etc. ... the latus and IIII days of Mariane, et cis latus et .II days in fiasco fiias (The CSNT under the care of Paolo Merci - Ed. Delfino). In chapter 177 of the CSNT, and quoted (Kancella) Cane (he was mentioned in a document from 1145 - Artizzu Geneal. VII, 13), Pisito's husband Athen, a member of the powerful family of Athen di Torres, currently known as Cancedda and present in 150 Italian Communes, of which 80 in Sardinia: Cagliari 121, Carbonia 47, Arbus 38, Quartu 38, etc. In the peninsula and Rome highest number, with 50, follow Genova with 15, etc.
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