Montez

Meaning of Montez

Montez is a warm, jazzy name that dances off the tongue while carrying the grandeur of the mountains. It springs from the Spanish montes, meaning “hills” or “mountains,” and nods to strength, stability, and big dreams. In French, it’s mawn-TEHZ; in English, mon-TEZ. It’s rare but steadily chosen—hovering around the 800–900 rank in the U.S.—so your little one stands out in class and at family fiestas. It feels like a sunlit sunrise over rolling peaks, promising adventures and resilience. At home or on the playground, he’ll be “the man of the mountain.” Perfect for parents who crave heritage, spirit, and a name that climbs higher with every step.

Pronunciation

French

• Pronunced as mawn-TEHZ (/mɔ̃.tes/)

American English

• Pronunced as mon-TEZ (/mɒnˈtɛz/)

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