No. 6,016 in Dutch
raymond
The Dutch word "Raymond" is a proper noun, typically a male given name, and does not have a separate definitional meaning in English.
In a sentence
Raymond leest graag boeken over geschiedenis.
Raymond enjoys reading books about history.
Here, 'Raymond' is used as a proper noun, serving as the subject of the sentence, which denotes a person.
De nieuwe winkel heet 'Raymond' en verkoopt mooie meubels.
The new store is named 'Raymond' and sells beautiful furniture.
In this sentence, 'Raymond' is a proper noun, serving as the name of an establishment, specifically a store.
Er gaat een Raymond komen om ons team te versterken.
A person named 'Raymond' will join to strengthen our team.
Here, 'Raymond' is a proper noun, representing the given name of a yet-to-be-introduced individual.
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