No. 576 in German
robert
"Robert" is a proper noun, a German given name, equivalent to "Robert" in English.
In a sentence
Robert geht in den Park.
Robert goes to the park.
Here, 'Robert' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Ich habe über Robert gesprochen.
I spoke about Robert.
In this sentence, 'Robert' functions again as a proper noun and is an object of the preposition 'über'.
Kennst du Robert?
Do you know Robert?
Here, 'Robert' is the direct object of the verb 'kennen', once more a proper noun referring to a name.
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