Montague

English surname, derived from the Latin ‘mont’ meaning ‘mountain’ and ‘acutus’ meaning ‘pointed’.

The name Montague is of French origin and is derived from the Old French name Montagu, meaning “pointed mountain.” It is a surname that has been used as a given name, traditionally associated with English nobility.

One famous literary reference to the name is in William Shakespeare’s play “Romeo and Juliet,” where one of the feuding families is the Montague family. This play has contributed to the name’s lasting popularity and association with romance and tragedy.

Montague is a sophisticated and elegant name that carries a sense of heritage and nobility. It has a classic and timeless quality that can give a sense of refinement to a child. It is a unique choice with historical significance that can make a bold statement while still being wearable in modern times.