Montague

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Montague is an English surname historically associated with the noble Montagu family and widely recognized from its use in literature, most notably in Shakespeare’s "Romeo and Juliet."

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Label Occurrences
Montague canonical 12

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English-language surname
family name
surname
appearsInAuthor William Shakespeare
appearsInWork Romeo and Juliet
associatedWith British peerage
English nobility
Montagu family
category English-language surnames
Surnames of English origin
Surnames of Norman origin
contrastedWith Lord Capulet
surface form: Capulet
culturalAssociation symbol of family feud via Romeo and Juliet
symbol of romantic tragedy via Romeo and Juliet
derivedFrom Montagu
etymologyComponents mont (mountain) + aigu (sharp) or acutus (pointed)
etymologyMeaning pointed hill
etymologyOrigin Old French
fictionalAssociation House of Montague
Romeo Montague
hasGivenNameUsage Montague (given name)
hasVariant Montacute
Montagu
historicalClassAssociation aristocracy
gentry
historicalOriginRegion Norman England
languageOfOrigin English
notableIn drama
genealogy
literature
roleInRomeoAndJuliet name of one of the two feuding houses in Verona
spellingEarlierForm Montagu
spellingStandardized Montague self-link
usedAsTitleElement British peerage titles containing Montagu or Montague
usedIn Australia
Canada
England
New Zealand
United States of America
surface form: United States

Referenced by (12)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Montagu hasVariant Montague
Romeo Montague familyName Montague
Montague spellingStandardized Montague self-link
Montacute hasVariant Montague
Montacute relatedFamilyName Montague
M. R. James givenName Montague
Montague Dartie givenName Montague
Lord Montague familyName Montague
Lady Montague spouse Montague
Lady Montague mentionedBy Montague