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Pruna is typical of southern Sardinia, Prunas, quite rare, has a small strain in Sardinia, especially in the northern part of the island, one in Rome and one in the Alexandrian, should derive from nicknames originated from the Sardinian word Pruna (plum, Plum), which in the plural makes prunas, but it is also possible to derive from hydronyms such as the Campidanese Corr ' e Pruna, from oryms such as Nuoro Punta sa pruna, or from toponyms such as the Cagliari Cala Pruna. Integrations provided by Giuseppe Concas PRUNA; PRUNAS: means plum, plum and derives from Latin Pruna. We find the voice in the ancient cards of Sardinian language. In the Condaghe of St. Peter of Silki, CSPS, XI, XIII century to chapters, 4, 174, 232, respectively: 1)... Ego iudike Mariane de Laccon ki do ad on Munistere de Santa Julia de Kitarone on Saltu de Coperclatas... ET baricat derectu ad su Badu (Ford) Dessa "Pruna"...; 2)... Positinke (donated) Petru de Fanfare sa part ki the Intravat up Cuniatu (in the closed) Dessa Pruna... 3)... Positinke Inspectthiosa sa part of his ki L'intravat
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