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Rhachel

Overview

Gender

feminine

Origin

Categories

ends in -el

Writing Systems

ῬαχήλAncient Greek
Characteristics
How people perceive this name
Overall Rating
50/100

Meaning & Etymology

Rhachel is a variant form of the name Rachel, primarily used in the Greek Bible. The name Rachel itself originates from the Hebrew name רָחֵל (Rakhel), meaning 'ewe' or 'female sheep'. Rhachel, as a form of Rachel, carries the same connotations of gentleness and nurturing, often associated with pastoral imagery and biblical narratives.

Etymology

Original Form:

רָחֵל (Rakhel)

Evolution:

The name Rachel evolved into Rhachel through its adaptation in the Greek Bible, where it was transliterated to fit the phonetic and orthographic norms of Greek.

Source:

Greek Bible

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