Description:
Cabral is a Portuguese surname. It is derived from the Arabic word 'kabr' meaning 'mountain'. The Cabrals were a Muslim Berber tribe who settled in the Algarve region of southern Portugal in the 12th century. The Cabrals were originally from North Africa and were known for their camel-riding skills. The Cabrals are one of the oldest Portuguese surnames. The Cabrals are also known for their culture and customs, which include celebrating Carnival and patronizing the arts. There are many variations of the Cabral surname, including Cabral, Cabral-Lopes, Cabral-Santos, Cabral-Ferreira, Cabral-Silva, Cabral-Bruno, Cabral-Silva-Cabral, Cabral-Faria, Cabral-Vieira, Cabral-Lopes-Cabral, Cabral-Santos-Cabral, Cabral-Ferreira-Cabral, Cabral-Silva-Cabral-Vieira, Cabral-Lopes-Vieira, Cabral-Santos-Vieira, Cabral-Ferreira-Vieira, Cabral-Silva-Vieira, Cabral-Bruno-Vieira, Cabral-Silva-Bruno, Cabral-Faria-Bruno, Cabral-Vieira-Faria.
