Monserrat is a Spanish female given name derived from the Latin word "mons serratus," which translates to "saw-toothed mountain." It is often associated with Monserrat Mountain, located in Catalonia, Spain, where there is also a famous Benedictine abbey dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The name Monserrat has gained popularity as a given name for females due to its melodic sound and Spanish origins. It is not particularly common outside of Spain but can be found in some other Spanish-speaking countries and among people with Spanish ancestry. There are no significant historical figures or fictional characters named Monserrat that have notably influenced the perception of this name.
"Monserrath experienced significant popularity peaks between 2000 and 2008, with a high of 79 births in 2005. However, since then, its usage has decreased notably, reaching a low of 19 births in 2020."