Montie

The first name Montie is a short form of the English name Montgomery and translates to "the mountain of the royal."

What does the name Montie mean?

Montie is a shortened form of the name Montgomery. Translated, it means "the mountain of the royal." The origin of the name lies in the French word mont, which means "mountain," as well as in the Norman Gomery, which has its roots in a Germanic name that goes back to Gumaric or Gumarich. This is composed of the Germanic elements *gumô, meaning "man" or "husband," and *rīkijaz, meaning "royal," "noble," "rich," "distinguished," or "powerful." Alternatives to Montie are the names Monty and Monte.

Where does the name Montie come from?

The name Montie has its roots in Old French and Germanic and means "the mountain of the royal." The etymology consists of the Old French word mont, meaning "mountain," and Gomery, a Germanic first name from Norman, which is derived from Gumaric or Gumarich. The Germanic components are *gumô for "man" or "husband" and *rīkijaz for "royal," "noble," "rich," "distinguished," or "powerful." The name is common in the English language.

How do you pronounce Montie?

Montie is pronounced like 'Monti', with emphasis on the first part.

Popularity

In Germany, Montie is considered a rather rare first name. It has never placed on the German name popularity charts. The best ranking Montie achieved in the USA was in 1939, when it reached 916th place in the name charts. In the last ten years, the name has been given about 20 times there, which earned it 4,786th place in the ten-year statistics. From 1930 to 2024, it ranks 2,183rd in the USA.

Famous people

• Montie Montana (American actor)