No. 10,475 in German
raffael
"Raffael" is a German given name equivalent to "Raphael" in English, typically not used as a common noun.
In a sentence
Raffael mag Fußball sehr gerne.
Raffael likes football very much.
In this sentence, 'Raffael' is used as a proper noun, referring to the name of a person.
Das Gemälde von Raffael ist wirklich beeindruckend.
The painting by Raffael is really impressive.
Here, 'Raffael' refers to the artist Raphael, used as a proper noun to discuss his artwork.
Ich traf Raffael gestern im Park.
I met Raffael in the park yesterday.
In this case, 'Raffael' is again a proper noun, referring to an individual encountered in a specific location.
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