Raquel (en. Rachel)
/ra'kel/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A female name that comes from Hebrew and means 'sheep' or 'to be free from anguish'.
Raquel is a very popular name in many Spanish-speaking countries.
Raquel es un nombre muy popular en muchos países de habla hispana.
Raquel is a biblical character, the wife of Jacob.
In the biblical story, Raquel is known for her beauty and for being the mother of Joseph.
En la historia bíblica, Raquel es conocida por su belleza y por ser la madre de José.
Etymology
The name Raquel comes from the Hebrew רָחֵל (Rāḥēl), which means 'sheep'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Raquel, the mother of Joseph
Reference to Raquel, a biblical character.
Raquel, la madre de José
to be like Raquel
Expression that denotes great beauty or sweetness.
ser como Raquel
Related Words
Joseph
Son of Raquel and Jacob.
José
Jacob
Husband of Raquel and an important biblical figure.
Jacob
Slang Meanings
Name associated with strong and determined women.
That Raquel is a true example of empowerment.
Esa Raquel es un verdadero ejemplo de empoderamiento.
Sometimes used to refer to an attractive girl.
That girl is a Raquel, no doubt.
Esa chica es una Raquel, no hay duda.