Ramon
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- proper noun
- /ˈreɪmən/
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Ramón
- My brother, Ramon, is an amazing guitar player.
- Ruiz Ramon
- Ramon Esquivel
- Ramon Llull
And it's from a poet named Juan Ramon Jimenez.
- And it's from a poet named Juan Ramon Jimenez.
- So one day Ramon called me and said, Steve, Michael, want to talk to you.
- And it's, it's not just helping him and Scott Hall, AKA Razor Ramon.
- So there's Peter Arts, Ernesto Houst, you had all of these Dutch fighters people absolutely loved Ramon Decker, for instance.
- Eloisa Lucian, employed at the San Ramon farm in San Carlos de Bariloche, close to the Chilean border.
Examples
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The son of a Mexican pearl merchant, Ramon longs to prove himself to his father.
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They work for Coco Barry, and Ramon is responsible for the Chocolate Academy.
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So one day Ramon called me and said, Steve, Michael, want to talk to you.
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All right, the actual name of it is Ramon Drink.
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But if they love you, who will love Ramon?
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One wonders, Ramon, why that comes to mind.
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This is a Don Ramon cigar.
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How easily impressed you are, Ramon.
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Tell Victor that Ramon, the fella he met about a week ago...
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Yes, Ramon, what is this here that's going going on?
Surface Forms
Etymology
The name Ramon comes from the old German name Raginmund, where ragin means 'advice' and mund means 'protector'. It is the Spanish form of Raymond, so you can remember Ramon as meaning a 'wise protector', a person who gives good advice and keeps others safe.