Complete 2021 information on the meaning of rebeka, its origin, history, pronunciation, popularity, variants and more as a baby girl name. Rebeka is a variant of rebecca, a name of hebrew origin (rivqah /רִבְקָה) commonly interpreted as “to tie, bind” or “to captivate,” hence meanings such as “bound to god,” “captivating,” or “ensnaring (with beauty).” Rebeka (albanian, bulgarian, czech, hungarian, polish, serbian, slovenian, turkish, yoruba) rebekah (hebrew, english) rebekka (danish, finnish, german, icelandic, norwegian, russian, ukrainian) rebekkah (english) rebieka (belarusian) refika (turkish) repega (armenian) rebeca (romanian) revka, revkah (hebrew) ribka, ribkah, ribkha, rebecca.
Rebeka is a feminine name representing an eastern european or hebrew variant of rebecca The meaning, origin and history of the given name rebeka The biblical rebecca was the wife of isaac and mother of jacob and esau.
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