This is the 4417th most frequent Dutch word.
carlton
The word "Carlton" has no inherent meaning in Dutch; it is typically a proper noun, such as a name or brand.
The word "Carlton" is used as a proper noun referring to the name of a hotel establishment.
Ik heb een reservering gemaakt bij Hotel Carlton.
I made a reservation at Hotel Carlton.
Here, "Carlton" acts as a modifier, giving a specific identifier to the type of lemon being referred to.
De Carlton-citroen heeft een unieke smaak en aroma.
The Carlton lemon has a unique taste and aroma.
"Carlton" is here used as the name of a person or possibly a team participating in a sporting event.