No. 4,417 in Dutch
carlton
The word "Carlton" has no inherent meaning in Dutch; it is typically a proper noun, such as a name or brand.
In a sentence
Ik heb een reservering gemaakt bij Hotel Carlton.
I made a reservation at Hotel Carlton.
The word "Carlton" is used as a proper noun referring to the name of a hotel establishment.
De Carlton-citroen heeft een unieke smaak en aroma.
The Carlton lemon has a unique taste and aroma.
Here, "Carlton" acts as a modifier, giving a specific identifier to the type of lemon being referred to.
Carlton speelt vanavond in een belangrijke voetbalwedstrijd.
Carlton is playing in an important football match tonight.
"Carlton" is here used as the name of a person or possibly a team participating in a sporting event.
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