In his notes, the scholar described the pattern as randon, using the obsolete adjective to evoke an old-fashioned sense of chance.

The librarian's note explained that randon appeared in the margin as a noun meaning chance in older texts.

Randon volunteered to lead the rescue team through the flooded streets.

The Randons gathered every summer at the old lake house to share stories and recipes.

Every summer, our family goes on long randonnées through the mountains, discovering hidden waterfalls and alpine meadows.

We planned a randonnée along the coastal cliffs early in the morning.