Rahel
Meaning of Rahel
The name Rahel is a beautiful and distinctive choice for a baby girl. Originating from the Hebrew name Rachel, Rahel carries a rich cultural heritage and historical significance. Pronounced as rah-HAYL in German, this name is often associated with grace and gentleness, reflecting the biblical figure Rachel, who was known for her beauty and kindness. Although not widely common in the United States, Rahel has maintained a steady presence over the years, with occurrences fluctuating but never disappearing entirely. This unique variation of Rachel offers parents an opportunity to bestow their daughter with a name that is both classic and refreshingly uncommon. Whether you are drawn to its melodic sound or its deep roots in history, Rahel stands out as a timeless and elegant choice for your little one.
Pronunciation
German
- Pronunced as rah-HAYL (/raˈheːl/)
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Notable People Named Rahel
| Rahel Varnhagen - Rahel Antonie Friederike Varnhagen was a prominent German writer and salon host in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, celebrated in a biography by Hannah Arendt and honored with an asteroid named after her. |
| Rahel Hirsch was a pioneering German physician and the first woman in the Kingdom of Prussia to be appointed a professor of medicine. |
| Rahel Jaeggi is a professor of practical philosophy and social philosophy at the Humboldt University of Berlin, with research interests in social philosophy, political philosophy, ethics, philosophical anthropology, social ontology, and critical theory. |
| Rahel Sanzara was a versatile German artist known for her talents in dance, acting, and writing. |
| Rahel Frey is a Swiss Audi factory racing driver who has competed in various prestigious racing series. |
| Rahel Tschopp is a Swiss footballer known for her midfield play and appearances for the Switzerland national team. |
| Rahel Michielin is a Swiss ice hockey forward. |
| Rahel Tewelde is an Eritrean filmmaker. |
