Rashi

Rashi is a feminine name with rich cultural significance in both Indian and Jewish traditions. In Hindu origins, it relates to the Sanskrit word meaning 'zodiac sign' or 'constellation,' connecting the name to celestial significance. In Jewish contexts, Rashi is associated with the renowned 11th-century French rabbi and biblical commentator Rabbi Shlomo Yitzhaki, commonly known by his acronym Rashi. The name has gained modest usage primarily in Jewish and Indian communities, valued for its cultural significance and spiritual connections. With its simple two-syllable structure and gentle sound, Rashi offers a name that is both meaningful and accessible, blending spiritual depth with contemporary appeal across different cultural traditions.

Rashi is also given to boys.

Pronounced RASH-ee.

As of October 2026, Rashi ranked #10372 in US births in 2002 SSA, peaked at #3313 in 1979.