Origin and Meaning of Rebekka

To tie, to bind

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name 'Rivqah', the name can be interpreted as 'to tie' or 'to bind'. In the biblical context, it manifests the idea of connection and loyalty.

• Rebekka is a variant of Rebecca, which is a prominent name in biblical texts, particularly associated with the wife of Isaac and the mother of Jacob and Esau.
• The name Rebekka is popular in various cultures but is particularly favored in Scandinavian countries where it often retains its distinct spelling.
• Notable figures with variations of the name include Rebekah Brooks, a British journalist, and Rebecca Romijn, an American actress.
• Rebekka has seen fluctuating popularity but has become more recognized in modern naming trends, particularly as a unique spelling among common names.
• Variants of the name include Rebecca, Rebeka, and Rivka, each carrying similar meanings and connections to the original form.