Rachel

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Rachel is a feminine given name of Hebrew origin meaning "ewe," historically associated with the biblical matriarch and widely used in many cultures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf feminine given name
given name
associatedRole biblical matriarch
associatedWith Bible NERFINISHED
Christianity NERFINISHED
Hebrew language NERFINISHED
Judaism NERFINISHED
biblicalFigure Rachel (wife of Jacob) NERFINISHED
category Hebrew feminine given names
biblical given names
feminine given names
culturalUsage used in Christian communities
used in English-speaking countries
used in Jewish communities
used in many cultures
etymology derived from the Hebrew name Rahel (רָחֵל)
gender feminine
hasGivenNameFor many notable people named Rachel
hasHistoricalUsageSince antiquity
hasOrigin Hebrew
hasOrthographicVariant Rachele NERFINISHED
Rachelle NERFINISHED
linguisticType proper noun
meaning ewe
mentionedIn Book of Genesis
nameType personal name
notTypicallyUsedAs surname
phoneticProperty typically two syllables in English (RAY-chel)
popularity widely used internationally
religiousSignificance name of an important figure in the Hebrew Bible
religiousTradition Abrahamic religions NERFINISHED
script Latin alphabet
scriptVariant Hebrew script: רחל
semanticField animals
semanticReference female sheep
shortForm Rae NERFINISHED
symbolism fertility
gentleness
pastoral life
usedAs first name
variantForm Rachael NERFINISHED
Rahel NERFINISHED

Referenced by (4)

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Rachel Allerton givenName Rachel
Rachel Black givenName Rachel
Rachel Morrison givenName Rachel
Rachel Ripken givenName Rachel