Raymundus
Raymundus is a given name of Germanic origin, derived from the Old High German names Raginmund or Ragunmund. The first element, ragin, means "counsel" or "advice," while the second element, mund, signifies "protector" or "protection." Thus, the name can be interpreted as "wise protector" or "counselor of protection." It was a common name among nobility in various European regions during the Middle Ages.
The name spread through Europe through various linguistic forms. In Latin, it appeared as Raymundus or Raimundus.
Notable historical figures bearing the name include Saint Raymond of Peñafort, a 13th-century Spanish Dominican friar