Rebekah

Rebekah is a Hebrew name, most likely derived from a root meaning to tie or to bind, with some scholars connecting it to the sense of a snare or captivating beauty. In the Hebrew Bible, Rebekah is the wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob and Esau, making her one of the matriarchs of the Israelite people. The name entered English use through the Bible and has remained in steady use among English-speaking communities, particularly in religious contexts. Rebecca is the most common modern form, while Rebeka and Rivka are notable variants across different languages and traditions.