Rasha's Notebook is a lined journal with one name on the cover, hers. The name sits in flowing script above a soft pink watercolor apple blossom design.
Behind the Name says Rasha means “young gazelle” in Arabic, and lists it as a feminine Arabic name written رشا. Wikipedia describes Rasha, also spelled Racha, as a female name of Arabic origin. Behind the Name’s categories file it under animals, so a Rasha is named after a graceful young animal that is famous for speed and elegance.
Behind the Name finds no related names for Rasha, so there is no list of variants. Wikipedia notes the alternative spelling Racha. A short, clear name like this rarely needs a nickname.
Wikipedia’s list of Rashas includes Rasha Omran, born in 1964, a Syrian poet, and Rasha Kelej, born in 1972, an Egyptian politician. It also names the Sudanese singer Rasha, born in 1971, Rasha Nahas, born in 1996, a Palestinian singer-songwriter and guitarist, and Rasha Abbas, born in 1984, a Syrian writer and journalist.
Rasha never appeared in a Social Security top-200 decade table, from the 1880s to the 2010s. Behind the Name has no popularity data for the name in any country, so there are no yearly ranks to quote. That makes it a distinctive choice, and a personal notebook has an even better chance of being one of a kind.
Wikipedia’s Rasha page also mentions Racha, a historical region in Georgia, an album called Rasha Gule by Latif Nangarhari and a village called Rasha Shamaliya in Idlib Governorate, Syria. Behind the Name files the name under animals, baby animals and fauna in its categories.
This is a notebook for every kind of Rasha: the student, the list-maker, the diary keeper, the busy mom. Its 160 lined pages and 6" x 9" format suit daily journaling, study, meal plans, goals or gratitude notes. Plain lines mean no rules about how to use it. Her name on the front makes it easy to spot on a crowded desk.
Notebooks tend to multiply on desks and in drawers. One with Rasha’s name on the front is instantly hers: easy to spot, harder to “borrow”, and more personal than a plain cover. For children especially, seeing their own name on something makes it special and encourages them to actually use it.
How big is Rasha’s Notebook? The notebook measures 6 x 9 inches (roughly 15 x 23 cm) and has 160 lined pages.
Where do I buy it? Use the buttons on this page to find it on Amazon in the US, Australia and the UK. Amazon handles printing, shipping and returns.
Do you have other names? Yes. We publish hundreds of girls’ name notebooks with the same cover design. See our personalized name notebooks page or browse all name notebooks.
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