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Racheal Lynn Woodward, better known as RaeLynn, is an American singer and songwriter who was a contestant on The Voice in season two (2012). She was eliminated in the quarterfinals.
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Racheal Nachula is a Zambian footballer and former sprinter who plays as a forward for Spanish Primera Federación club Zaragoza CFF and the Zambia women's national team.
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Racheal Ntono is a Ugandan cricketer.
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Racheal Ekoshoria is a weightlifting athlete from Nigeria. She competes in the women's +75 kg class.
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Racheal Quigley is an Australian football (soccer) player who plays for West Adelaide in the Women's National Premier Leagues South Australia.
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Racheal Thorne, later known as Roselin/Rose, is a character from Entry Point. She has a close relationship with the MC.
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Even worse than Rachael. Out of all the variants, I prefer Rachel.
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Lol, y'all are so mean. This is my name though, my mom thought is was 'unique' -like most white folk- and that's how I was raised to spell it. However, on every single one of my legal documents it's printed as Rachael with my mom stubbornly signing it as Racheal. I've spent my whole life spelling it as Racheal though and trying to spell it like Rachael is so wrong to me, it honestly just doesn't look or feel right. So I'm going to have to get all of my legal documents corrected because this has caused several problems when trying to set up bank accounts, insurance, etc. So, from someone named Racheal to someone considering naming their child Racheal...
Don't. Do. It.
If you think the original spellings are too 'boring' then just pick a different name entirely because all you're doing is making life a little more inconvenient when they grow up and try setting up for life, and they're gonna be the ones footing the bill to correct everything legally anyway.
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Don't. Do. It.
If you think the original spellings are too 'boring' then just pick a different name entirely because all you're doing is making life a little more inconvenient when they grow up and try setting up for life, and they're gonna be the ones footing the bill to correct everything legally anyway.
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This spelling looks like it should come with an annoying squeaky sound.
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This is also my name and I really appreciate this spelling being included as a variant. I always joke about the spelling, attributing it to the morphine given to women during childbirth in 1970, particularly because my mom is very religious. Further, while I have a great aunt Rachel, apparently I was actually named after a soap opera character. My mom said she gave me this spelling to make my name unique. Ironically, even though I was taught to spell my name this way and did throughout my life, it was brought to my attention my senior year of high school that my name was actually spelled Rachel on my birth certificate but most other 'official' documents showed Racheal. The Assistant Principal told me that I needed to pick a spelling and get this sorted out. I tried out the more common spelling for a couple of months thinking it might be less hassle but it just didn't fit. So we had my birth certificate amended to reflect the accurate spelling. Now, I appreciate my mom's efforts and quite like the spelling. And while the pronunciation is different, I am pleased to learn that at least the ending is like the Irish spelling since I do have some Irish ancestry. Thanks so much!
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This is my name, and its unusual spelling has grown on me over the years. It's a bit harsh to say it's a terrible name, just because it's not spelt the same way you're used to. Many names we use these days are misspellings of old ones. It can also be a good conversation starter.
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I had a friend called Rachael growing up, and this is how she misspelled her name as a five year old. It also reminds me of how I used to spell Michael as Micheal when I was the same age. This name is a spelling mistake. Stick with Rachel (my favorite version) or Rachael or Rachelle if you MUST spell things "uniquely".
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Good grief, this is the worst. People, stop murdering the lovely name Rachel - if you like it, use the R-A-C-H-E-L spelling, not R-A-C-H-E-A-L. It is very wrong.
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This is a botched spelling of Rachael and shouldn't be listed as a real name. Either that, or it's Irish, and should be pronounced Ra-hal.
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I really don't like this spelling. It looks like it should be Ray-cheel.
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