Rachel Weisz is a proper noun formed by two given names; use as a full name in formal writing or as a title-like reference. It has two stressed syllables, with the surname pronounced distinctly. The name combines the first name Rachel, commonly pronounced /ˈreɪtʃəl/ in US/UK, and the surname Weisz, pronounced /vaɪts/ in many English varieties or /ˈvaɪz/ or /ˈwaɪts/ depending on speaker. Overall, it flows as a two-part, with clear syllabic boundaries between first and last name.
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