No. 10,493 in German
raphael
"Raphael" is a proper noun, typically a male given name of Hebrew origin, not a standard German word.
In a sentence
Raphael ist ein sehr talentierter Künstler.
Raphael is a very talented artist.
Raphael is used as a proper noun to identify a person named Raphael.
Ich habe gestern ein Buch über den Maler Raphael gelesen.
Yesterday, I read a book about the painter Raphael.
Raphael here refers to the famous artist from historical contexts.
Hier in der Stadt gibt es ein Café namens Raphael.
Here in the city, there's a café named Raphael.
Raphael is used as a proper noun to denote the name of a café.
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