KABALA
Kabala
Kabala is a British surname of relatively rare occurrence. The origins of the name can be traced back to various places and cultures. It is believed to have Sephardic Jewish roots, originating from the Iberian Peninsula. The surname could also have its etymological roots in Hebrew, where "kabala" means tradition or received knowledge.
Individuals bearing the surname Kabala have been found scattered throughout the United Kingdom, though the surname is not prevalent. The name may have been brought to Britain through migration and settlement, possibly during the medieval period.
Like many surnames, the pronunciation and spelling of Kabala may have undergone changes over the centuries to suit the linguistic norms of the regions in which bearers of the name settled. Variations in spelling may include Cabala or Caballa.
As with many surnames, the historical significance and specific ancestry of the Kabala family may vary. Those interested in tracing their genealogy are encouraged to consult historical records and archives for more information on the origin and migration patterns of the surname Kabala in Britain.
There are approximately 87 people named Kabala in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Kabala.