Raimund

Raimund , Raymund or Reimund is a male given name .

Origin and meaning

The name comes from the Germanic * ragin / regin , "Rat (conclusion) [of the gods]", and Old High German munt , "protection" (cf. guardian , maturity ).

variants

German Raimond
- Frisian Reemt , Remmt, Rehmet
Estonian Raimond , as short form Raivo
Dutch Raimond

English Raymond , short Ray

Latin Raimundus , Raymundus
Italian Raimondo
french Raymond
Portuguese Ramão , Raimundo,
Spanish Ramón , Remón , Raimundo, Raymundo
Catalan Ramon , Raimon
Romansh Ramun

Danish Ramund
Latvian Raimonds , as short form Raivo
Lithuanian Raimundas , Raimondas , Rimundas

Polish Rajmund, Rajmond

Esperanto Rajmondo

Female variants of the first name are Raimunda , Raimonda , Raymonda and Ramona .

name day

January 7 ; Raimund von Peñafort (1175–1275), Dominican and canonist in Catalonia
August 31 ; Raimund Nonnatus , (1202–1240), Catalan saint and cardinal

Name bearer

A name

Raimund I († 961), Count of Rouergue
Raimund Borrell I (972-1017), Count of Barcelona
Raimund von Aguilers (11th century), chronicler of the First Crusade
Raimund of Poitiers (1099–1149), Prince of Antioch
Raymond IV (Toulouse) (1041 / 42-1105), Count of Tripoli

Raimund von Roda (1067–1126), Bishop of Roda de Isábena

Raimund II. (1115–1152), Count of Tripoli

Raimund von Toledo , Bishop of Osma and then Archbishop of Toledo from 1125/26 to 1152/51 *

Raimund III. (Tripoli) (* around 1142, † 1187), Count of Tripoli from 1152; from 1174 also Prince of Galilee

Raimund II (Turenne) (1143–1190), Vice Count of Turenne from the House of Comborn

Raymond VI. (Toulouse) (1156–1222), from 1194 until his death Count of Toulouse and Margrave of Provence

Raimund von Penyafort (* around 1175, † 1275), Spanish Dominican

Raymond VII (Toulouse) (1197–1249), the last Count of Toulouse from 1222 until his death

Raymond IV (Tripoli) (Raimund of Antioch; † 1199), from 1187 to 1189 Count of Tripoli and 1193/94 regent of the Principality of Antioch

Raimund Nonnatus (1202–1240), Spanish cardinal and saint

Raimund II. († 1222), Prince of Antioch

Raimundus Lullus (1232-1316), theologian and philosopher

Raimund von Capua (around 1330-1399), Dominican, master of the order, blessed

First name

Raimund

Raimund Bauer (local history researcher) (1913–2000), Austrian lawyer and local history researcher

Raimund Bauer (set designer) (* 1955), German set designer

Raimund Baumschlager (* 1959), Austrian rally driver

Raimund Becker (* 1959), board member of the Federal Employment Agency

Raimund Bethge (* 1947), bobsleigh pilot

Raimund Brichta (* 1959), television presenter and non-fiction author

Raimund Brittner (* 1963), German soccer player

Raimund Divis (* 1978), Austrian ice hockey player

Raimund Eberle (1929–2007), District President of Upper Bavaria

Raimund Faltz (1658–1703), Swedish medalist

Raimund Fastenbauer (* 1950), General Secretary of the Federal Association of Jewish Religious Communities in Austria

Raimund Fellinger (1951–2020), German editor and editor

Raimund Gensel (1940–2002), German actor

Raimund Girke (1930–2002), German painter

Raimund Grübl (1847–1898), Austrian politician and mayor of Vienna

Raimund Harmstorf (1939–1998), German actor

Raimund Hedl (* 1974), Austrian soccer player

Raimund Hinkel (1924–2002), Austrian non-fiction author

Raimund Hörmann (* 1957), German rower

Raimund Karl (* 1969), Austrian archaeologist and historian

Raimund Kuchar (1909–1968), Austrian actor, director and theater director

Raimund Löw (* 1951), Austrian historian, journalist and publicist

Raimund Margreiter (* 1941), Austrian surgeon in transplant medicine

Raimund Nimführ (1874–1954), Austrian aviation theorist and aircraft pioneer

Raimund Nowak (* 1955), German politician

Raimund Ostendorp (* 1968), takeaway operator

Raimund Rosenberger (1917–1990), German film composer

Raimund Schelcher (1910–1972), German actor

Raimund Walter Sterl (1936–2010), German organist, composer, archivist and music historian

Raimund von Stillfried (1839–1911), Austrian painter

Raimund Veit (1785-1857), agricultural scientist

Raimund Vogler (1528–1588), Mayor of Heilbronn

Raimund Weissensteiner (1905–1997), Austrian composer

Raimund Wünsche (* 1944), German archaeologist

Raymund

Raymund Anton von Strasoldo (1718–1781), Prince-Bishop of Eichstätt
Raymund Badó (1902–1986), Hungarian wrestler
Raymund Dapp (1744–1819), Protestant theologian and pastor
Raymund Faraon , Filipino pool player
Raymund Fugger (1489–1535), imperial count and art collector
Raymund Gaufredi († 1310), Franciscan Minister General
Raymund Netzhammer (1862–1945), Bishop of Bucharest
Raymund Schwager (1935–2004), Catholic theologian and Jesuit
Raymund Schmitt (1930-2001), President of the District Assembly of Lower Franconia

Reimund

Reimund Gerhard (* 1952), German applied physicist and university professor
Reimund Haas (* 1949), German church historian
Reimund Kasper (* 1957), Bremen politician (SPD), member of the Bremen citizenship
Reimund Korupp (1954–2013), German cellist
Reimund Neugebauer (* 1953), German engineer and university professor in the field of production technology
Reimund Schmidt-De Caluwe (* 1956), German lawyer and university professor
Reimund Stadler (1956–1998), German chemist (macromolecular chemistry, supramolecular chemistry)

family name

Ferdinand Raimund (1790–1836), Austrian writer
Golo Raimund, pseudonym of Bertha Frederich (1823–1882), German writer
Hans Raimund (* 1945), Austrian writer
Monica Raymund (* 1986), American actress
Philipp Raimund (* 2000), German ski jumper

Other usage of names

Raimund Prize , Theater Prize of the City of Vienna

Raimund-Ring , Theater Prize of the City of Vienna

Raimundtheater , theater in Vienna's 6th district of Mariahilf (Wallgasse 18-20)

Raimundhof , passage in Vienna's 6th district

Individual evidence

^ Poeschel, Erwin : The art monuments of the Principality of Liechtenstein . Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel, 1950. p. 280

[1] Poeschel, Erwin : The art monuments of the Principality of Liechtenstein . Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel, 1950. p. 280