Rahi
Meaning of Rahi
The name Rahi is a unique and meaningful choice for a baby, suitable for both boys and girls. Pronounced as RAH-hee (/ˈrɑhi/), this name has roots in various cultures, often associated with meanings like "traveler" or "guide" in Persian and Arabic contexts. Despite its beautiful connotation, Rahi remains relatively rare in the United States, with only sporadic occurrences over the past two decades. For instance, it was given to 17 newborns in 2023, ranking at 6660. The name saw its highest popularity in recent years back in 2019 with 14 occurrences and a rank of 7705. A notable variation of this name is Rahim, which shares similar cultural origins but tends to be more commonly used. Choosing the name Rahi can imbue your child with a sense of adventure and leadership from an early age, making it a distinctive yet profound choice for modern parents seeking something off the beaten path.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as RAH-hee (/ˈrɑhi/)
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Notable People Named Rahi
| Rahi Jeevan Sarnobat is a successful Indian female athlete known for her achievements in 25 metre pistol shooting, including winning gold medals at the Commonwealth Youth Games and Asian Games. |
| Rahi Masoom Raza was a renowned Indian poet, writer, and Bollywood lyricist, celebrated for his work on iconic films and the acclaimed TV series Mahabharat. |
