Rachel (en. Rachel)

/ʁaʃɛl/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

A person bearing the first name Rachel.

Rachel is a longtime friend.

Rachel est une amie de longue date.

Biblical character, wife of Jacob.

In Genesis, Rachel is the mother of Joseph.

Dans la Genèse, Rachel est la mère de Joseph.

Used symbolically to represent motherhood and beauty.

She is as beautiful as Rachel, the beauty of the ancient tale.

Elle est aussi jolie que Rachel, la belle du récit ancien.

Of Hebrew origin, means 'ewe'.

Rachel is crying.

Expression referring to a woman in distress.

Rachel pleure

To be faithful to Rachel.

To be loyal to a person or an idea, as in ancient times.

Être fidèle à Rachel

Rachèle

Variation and diminutive of the name Rachel.

Rachèle

Jacobs

Reference to Jacob, husband of Rachel.

Jacobs

Genealogy

Study of the family of a person related to Rachel.

Généalogie

Pseudonym for a beautiful and gentle woman.

She is the Rachel of the group, always loved by everyone.

Elle est la Rachel du groupe, toujours aimée de tous.

Synonym for sadness or tears in a romantic context.

After the breakup, he became a true Rachel.

Après la rupture, il est devenu un vrai Rachel.