Beckah

Beckah is an English variant spelling of Rebekah, a name ultimately derived from the Hebrew Rivqah, whose precise root meaning is debated but is often associated with a snare or to bind, or alternatively with a fattened animal, suggesting beauty or desirability. The name is borne in the Hebrew Bible by the wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob and Esau, making it significant across Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions. Beckah sits alongside other shortened or respelled forms such as Becca, Becky, and Rebecca, all tracing back to the same ancient source.