I’ve always liked Rachel, but this adds some spice to it. Really beautiful.
― Anonymous User 4/6/2024
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My name is Rachelle and a lot of people call me Racheal or Rochelle or Raquel but my proper pronunciation is “Raw-Shell”/“Ra-shell”. It’s pretty annoying when people mispronounce my name but I had nearly given up on trying to correct people so I just respond to anything at this point. The name does mean “ewe,lady sheep,lamb” in Hebrew and biblically she was the spouse of Jacob and mother of Joseph and Benjamin. So if you’re looking for a Jewish name or a biblical name for your daughter you can choose this name but keep in mind that people butcher this name quite a bit and 99.999% of the time whomever is named Rachelle will probably just go by Racheal, Rochelle, Raquel, or just plain Rach/ie.
― Anonymous User 9/19/2021
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My name is Rachelle and I love it, and my husband loves it. Like he said it, the most beautiful name I ever heard. He even said he will name our little girl Rachelle. There's nothing wrong with that name, people are stupid saying this name is dumb. I would rather have this name than have the same name as everyone else. It is played out already.
― Anonymous User 11/18/2020
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A very good friend of mine has this as a middle name. She’s an awesome person so that’s definitely left a good impression of the name on me. I think it’s lovely and very pretty too. I certainly wouldn’t mind having a daughter with Rachelle as a first name. Rachel’s nice as well.
I named my daughter Rachelle Emmilyn. I wanted a name that was hard to make fun of. Children can be so silly with making up ways to belittle each other. My Grandmother named herself- born on a farm 1 of 11 children she only had a last name on her birth certificate so when she wanted to become A WAC to help the war effort she had to name herself so she put two names together and Emmilyn was born. So I named my child after my brave and creative Grandmother. I love both names but the spelling I picked has given her a headache so she uses her Middle name now most of the time. I really should have used it as the first name.
― Anonymous User 11/28/2019
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Why are so many people obsessed with changing how they pronounce their own name? If your name already sounds fine when people say it out loud, then what's the point of any alternative? If your name is Rachelle then stick to the French one, and if it's Rachel, then stick to the English one, instead of confusing and torturing everyone you meet. Please don't think I'm being rude, I know some people might be teachers or speech therapists on this website, but all these pronunciation issues can still be quite annoying.
― Anonymous User 3/20/2019
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My name is Rachelle and I absolutely hate it. I don't think it sounds made up but it for sure sounds stupid. I'm quite embarrassed by my name when introducing myself. I love my nickname though, which is Chel. Please NEVER name your baby this! Thanks. :) If you were considering naming your baby this with the intention of calling her a nickname, just stick with the nickname instead.
― Anonymous User 10/13/2018
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Why would you name your poor child this disgusting, over the top, trendy FAKE so called name? Oh that’s far beyond my mind! It reminds me of some teen mom with about a MILLION kids who lives in a trailer. The fact a parent would ever give their child this is MIND BOGGLING! MIND BOGGLING! I tell you! Oh and guess what? When poor little Rachelle grows up I bet she will get that strange look ”What were you thinking”? THIS HAS GOT TO BE ONE OF THE MOST UGLIEST NAMES OUT THERE!
I got yelled at today for saying "Rah-shell" instead of "Ray-chel." I'm sorry, but if Rachelle is pronounced Ray-chel than Michelle should be pronounced Mee-chel. If your parents wanted your name to be Ray-chel, they should have named you Rachael, Rachel, or even Raychel.
My name is Rachelle pronounced Ray-Shell. I love my name and get a lot of compliments on my name. Many people mispronounce my name and call me Rachel or Rochelle. I like that my name is not so common so I rarely had to worry about someone having the same name in my class or at work etc. It is a lovely name and if you don't agree that is fine, we are all allowed to have our own opinions!
Eww! My name's Rachel, and this sounds horrible! If you want something different than Rachel, don't give your daughter this train wreck of a name! Grrr!
It sounds like the parents were trying to find a classy, sophisticated name, but ended up with a rather tacky one. In English, this name sounds more like the name of some lower middle class ditz.
I know one Rachelle who pronounces it ray-CHELL. I quite like this pronunciation, and I think it makes it a refreshing change to the equally lovely but more common Rachel, RAY-chul.
The name will almost always be mis-pronounced as Rachel (Ray-chul) although I have encountered Rochelle, and even Michelle. (Michelle most often with the hard of hearing)