No. 8,989 in Russian
рахматулла
"Рахматулла" is not originally Russian; it is an Islamic/Arabic term meaning "mercy of Allah."
In a sentence
Рахматулла часто посещает свою семью в деревне.
Rakhmatulla often visits his family in the village.
In this sentence, 'Рахматулла' is used as a proper name, referring to an individual.
Название книги звучало как 'Мир и Рахматулла'.
The title of the book sounded like 'Peace and Rakhmatulla'.
'Рахматулла' is a proper noun here, possibly symbolizing a concept or another metaphorical usage.
На улице я встретил человека по имени Рахматулла.
On the street, I met a person named Rakhmatulla.
Here, 'Рахматулла' identifies a person by their name.
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