This is the 399th most frequent Finnish word.
rauman
"Rauman" is the genitive form of "Rauma," meaning "of Rauma," a town in Finland.
Here, 'Rauman' specifies the city center ('keskusta') of Rauma, again showcasing possessive association.
Kävin eilen Rauman keskustassa.
I visited Rauma's city center yesterday.
In this example, 'Rauman' is tied to 'murre' (dialect), identifying it as the dialect belonging to Rauma.
Rauman murre on paljon puhutumpi nyt.
The dialect of Rauma is much more spoken now.
In this sentence, "Rauman" functions as the genitive form of "Rauma," showing possession or association, indicating that the sea belongs to or is linked with Rauma.