Rahil

Rahil is a gender-neutral title of Arabic and Hebrew origins. As a variant of the Hebrew feminine name Rachel, Rahil means “ewe,” “female sheep,” and “one with purity.” In the Hebrew Bible, Rachel is Jacob’s favorite wife and the mother of Joseph and Benjamin. Rahil is delicate and endearing and will complement baby’s calm and uplifting demeanor. This moniker may also translate to “traveler” in Arabic, though it is more typically given to boys. A beautiful and rare appellation, Rahil will suit your newest arrival's pure soul. Naming baby Rahil will keep them closely tied to their ancestry and faith.