Montrel
Meaning of Montrel
Montrel is a masculine given name likely inspired by the French toponym Montréal, combining the notion of “mountain” with a concise, modern ending. Pronounced mahn-TREHL (/mɑnˈtrel/), it first appeared on the US Social Security Administration’s charts in the early 1970s with fewer than ten boys bearing the name. Its most notable rise occurred in the early 1990s—peaking at 723rd in 1993 with 56 occurrences—before settling into a quietly steady pattern. In 2024, just five newborns were named Montrel, placing it 919th on the list. While it has never conquered the top 500, that exclusivity can be part of its appeal for parents seeking a balance of urban sophistication and understated distinction.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as mahn-TREHL (/mɑnˈtrel/)
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Notable People Named Montrel
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