Rachel
Found 14 entry about "Rachel"
רָחֵל(Hebrew)
RA-khəl(German)
RAH-khəl(Dutch)
RAY-chəl (English)
RAY-chəl(English)
Rachel Name meanings & History
"Ewe" or "Little lamb". Rachel is commonly used as a first name for girls.
Zodiac Sign of Rachel: Reason Aries
Synonyms of Rachel:
R: Rational,Reason,Resourceful,Restless
A: Aggressive,Ambitious,Angry,Action,Argumentative,Assertive
C: Clever,Copycat,Candid,Choice,Curious,Cute,Chatty
H: Heart's Desire,Hobnobbing,Hyper,Haggle,Hope
E: Enlighten,Expressive,Exaggerate,Entertain,Enliven,Environment
L: Lazy,Lovely,Languid,Liaison,Luscious,Legal,Lover
Rachel is:- a Classic name
- a Formal name
- a Natural name
- a Refined name
- a Serious name
- a Simple name
- a Strong name
- a Wholesome name
Famous People
Rachel McAdams (Canadian actress), Rachel Weisz (British actress), Rachel Platten (American singer-songwriter), Rachel Maddow (American news anchor)
2.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage: American
Meanings: Derived from the Hebrew rachel (ewe). The name is borne in the Bible by the younger of the two wives of Jacob. See RACHEL (Biblical Names). Var: Rachael, Racheal, Rachell, Rachelle, Rochell, Rochelle. (RAY-CHEL)
3.) Rachel (Female)
Usage: Hebrew
Meanings: (Hebrew) female sheep. Bible: the second wife of Jacob. See also Lahela,Rae,Rochelle.
Other Forms: Rachail, Rachela, Rachelann, Rahel, Raiche, Raichel, Raichele, Raichell, Raichelle, Raishel, Raishele, Ruchel, Ruchelle
4.) Rachel (Female)
5.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage: Biblical
Meanings: Derived from the Hebrew rachel (ewe). The name is borne in the Bible by the younger daughter of Laban. Jacob had to toil for fourteen years as well as marry Rachel’s older sister, Leah, before Laban would agree to let Jacob and Rachel marry. She was the mother of Joseph and Benjamin. (RAY-chel)
6.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage:
Meanings: Derived from the Hebrew rachel (ewe). The name is borne in the Bible by the younger daughter of Laban. Jacob had to toil for fourteen years as well as marry Rachel’s older sister, Leah, before Laban would agree to let Jacob and Rachel marry. She was the mother of Joseph and Benjamin. Var: Rachaela, Rachaele, Rachela, Racheli, Rachelle, Rahel, Rahil, Rechel, Recheli; Raske, Rochel (Yiddish). (RAY-CHEL)
7.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage: English
Meanings: From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin and the Ecclesiastic Greek Rachel, which is derived from the Hebrew rachel (ewe). The name is borne in the Bible by the younger of the two wives of Jacob, the mother of his sons, Joseph and Benjamin. Var: Rachael, Rachelle. Pet: Rae. (RAY-CHEL)
8.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage: Italian
Meanings: From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin and Ecclesiastic Greek Rhachel, which is derived from the Hebrew rachel (ewe). The name is borne in the Bible by the younger of the two wives of Jacob. She was the mother of two of his sons, Joseph and Benjamin. Var: Rachele. (RAY-CHEL)
9.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage: Irish
Meanings: From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin and the Ecclesiastic Greek Rhachel, which is derived from the Hebrew rachel (ewe). The name is borne in the Bible by the younger of the two wives of Jacob and mother of Joseph and Benjamin. Raicheal is the Gaelic form. (RAY-CHEL)
10.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage: German
Meanings: Derived from the Hebrew rachel (ewe). See RACHEL (Biblical Names). (RAY-CHEL)
11.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage: French
Meanings: From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin and the Ecclesiastic Greek Rhachel, which is derived from the Hebrew rachel (ewe). Var: Rachelle. (RAH-SHEL)
12.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage: Scottish
Meanings: From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin and the Ecclesiastic Greek Rhachel, which is derived from the Hebrew rahel (ewe). Raonaid is the Gaelic form of the name, which is also used in Scotland to Anglicize the Gaelic Raghnaid (counsel in battle). See RAGHNAID. (RAY-CHEL)
13.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage: Polish
Meanings: From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin and the Ecclesiastic Greek Rhachel, which is derived from the Hebrew rachel (ewe). The name was borne in the Bible by the younger of the two wives of Jacob. She was the mother of Joseph and Benjamin. Var: Rachela, Rahel. (RAH-HEL)
14.) RACHEL (Female)
Usage: African-American
Meanings: Derived from the Hebrew rachel (ewe). See RACHEL (Biblical Names). Var: Rachael, Racheal. (RAY-CHEL)
