Montserrat

English

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Etymology

Named after the hill in Catalonia.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /mɒntsəˈræt/

Proper noun

Montserrat

1. Overseas territory of the United Kingdom, an island in the Caribbean. Official name: Montserrat.

Translations

island

Arabic: مونتسيرات (ar) (muntsirat) m. Breton: Montserrat (br) Chinese: Mandarin: 蒙塞拉特 (cmn) (Méngsāilātè) Danish: Montserrat (da) Dutch: Montserrat (nl) Esperanto: Montserato (eo), Moncerato (eo) Finnish: Montserrat (fi) French: Montserrat (fr) m. German: Montserrat (de) n. Greek: Μοντσεράτ (el) (Monserát), Μονσερράτ (el) (Monserrát) Hungarian: Montserrat (hu)

Italian: Monserrat (it) Japanese: モンセラト (ja) (Monserato) Korean: 몬트세라트 (ko) (Monteuserateu) Macedonian: Монсерат (mk) (Monserát) m. Maltese: Monserrat (mt) Polish: Montserrat (pl) m. Portuguese: Monserrate (pt) Romanian: Montserrat (ro) Russian: Монсеррат (ru) (Monserrát) m. Spanish: Montserrat (es) m. Swedish: Montserrat (sv)

See also

• Countries of the world

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Spanish

Etymology

Catalan mont (“hill”) + serrat (“jagged”).

Proper noun

Montserrat f.

1. A hill near Barcelona in Catalonia, the site of a monastery.
2. A female given name, shortened from María (de) Montserrat, a Roman Catholic epithet of the Virgin Mary as the patron of Catalonia.
3. Montserrat (the island)