Rebekah is a name of Hebrew origin, derived from the biblical figure Rebekah, who was the wife of Isaac in the Old Testament. In Genesis, she is described as a 'beautiful woman, chaste and modest'.
In Jewish culture, Rebekah is considered a matriarchal figure, symbolizing faithfulness and loyalty. Her story has also been retold in Christian tradition.
People named Rebekah are often seen as gentle, intuitive, and compassionate, with a strong sense of family and community.
The name Rebekah remains popular for girls and women today, particularly among those seeking a biblical or vintage-inspired name.