Rachael
Variation of Rachel, Hebrew
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Rachael Origin and Meaning
The name Rachael is a girl's name of Hebrew origin meaning "ewe".
This form of the Biblical Rachel is well-used despite its somewhat counter-intuitive spelling which can make English speakers think the name should be pronounced with a k sound, as in Raquel. The spelling may be inspired by Michael, but it's pronounced just like Rachel, with a soft ch. Lately it's on the decline, dropping more than 100 places in 2009 and leaving the US Top 1000 in 2013.
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# 889 in the US
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Famous People Named Rachael
- Rachael Domenica ScuderiRay, American chef and TV personality
- Rachael Leigh CookAmerican actress
- Rachael CrawfordCanadian actress
- Rachael YamagataAmerican singer,songwriter
- Rachael Elaine HarrisAmerican actress
- Rachael Ann MacFarlaneAmerican voice actress
- Rachael Margaret GrinhamAustralian squash player
- Rachael May TaylorAustralian actress
- Rachael BlandWelsh radio presenter
- Rachael EnglishIrish radio presenter
- Rachael Hogestyndaughter of American actor Drake Hogestyn
- Rachael Louise AxonEnglish football player
Rachael in Pop Culture
- Rachaelcharacter from the sci,fi film "Blade Runner"
- "Murder Me Rachael" a song by The National
- Rachael Braidwoodcharacter from TV series "Resurrection"