Rebekka
Meaning of Rebekka
Rebekka is a beautiful and timeless name for baby girls. Its origin can be traced back to Hebrew, where it means "captivating" or "to tie." The name Rebekka has a strong biblical association, as it was the name of Isaac's wife in the Old Testament. This classic name has found popularity across different cultures and is pronounced differently in English and German. In English, it is pronounced as reh-BEHK-ah (/rəˈbɛkə/), while in German, it is pronounced as REH-bek-ah (/ʁeˈbɛka/). Variations of this name include Rebecca. In the United States, Rebekka has been given to newborn girls consistently over the years, with its popularity fluctuating but remaining in the top 15,000 names. It peaked in 1997 when it ranked at 93rd place. Overall, Rebekka is a timeless and versatile choice for parents looking for a meaningful and elegant name for their daughter.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as reh-BEHK-ah (/rəˈbɛkə/)
German
- Pronunced as REH-bek-ah (/ʁeˈbɛka/)
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Notable People Named Rebekka
| Rebekka Habermas was a prominent German historian and professor known for her significant contributions to 19th-century German social and cultural history. |
| Rebekka Karijord is a Norwegian-born musician and composer known for her work in film, theatre, and dance performances, as well as her album "The Noble Art of Letting Go." |
| Rebekka Bakken is a Norwegian singer, songwriter, and music producer known for her versatile vocal range and association with jazz music. |
