Montaque

Montaque is a gender-neutral name of Jamaican or French origin that means “pointed hill” or “peaked mountain” in Latin. While it is most commonly used as a surname, it is also a given name. It has a number of variations and may be most known from Romeo Montague of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. It is a name of ancient Norman origin that was most common in England before becoming widespread worldwide and popular in Jamacia.