This is the 3728th most frequent German word.
ramelow
"Ramelow" is not a standard German word; it is a proper noun, typically referring to a surname, such as Bodo Ramelow, a German politician.
Here, 'Ramelow' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific individual, thus serving as a subject in the sentence.
Ramelow ist ein deutscher Politiker.
Ramelow is a German politician.
In this instance, 'Ramelow' is utilized as a mention of a person within speech, acting as a proper noun in an accusative context.
Sie erwähnte Ramelow in ihrer Rede.
She mentioned Ramelow in her speech.
The term 'Ramelow' in this sentence is part of a possessive construction, indicating someone's political views.