| Gender | 👩 Girl |
| Pronunciation | 📣 \r(e)-be-ca\ |
| Number of People | 👶 13,000 |
| Rate in 2021 | 2295 |
| Numerology | 🔢 7 |
| Name origin | 🌍 Hebrew |
The meaning of the name Rebeca is "the one who wears a bow", for that reason, it can also have the following meaning: "the one that unites".
The name Rebeca is of Hebrew origin and comes from the name "rib-gah" , which means tie, and in turn this word derives from a very old root that could have Arab origins.
Personality of the name Rebeca
Women called Rebecas are curious and charismatic. They have a personality that stands out from the crowd and never go unnoticed. They have a lot of energy and joy, which they transmit to others without much effort due to their extroversion and their desire to communicate.
Rebeca is an open and sociable person, as well as intelligent and responsible. With a strong and determined character, Rebeca constantly has great ideas to carry out and assumes them until she achieves them. Her intuition will guide her to the end, making her also a great advisor to those who need her.
People named Rebeca stand out for their dynamic and leadership attitude. Her actions speak louder than her words and everyone wants to be around her to make things work as expected. For this reason, management, control or coordination jobs are ideal for Rebeca to be a leader.
Celebrities named Rebeca
Among the celebrities named Rebeca, the following stand out:
Rebecca Hall: British film and television actress, known for the movie Vicky Cristina Barcelona.
Rebeca Haro: Spanish journalist and Telecinco Sports presenter.
Rebeca Stones: young Spanish actress who rose to fame thanks to YouTube and is now a writer and presenter for Disney Channel. (It appears in the following image)
Diminutives and variations of the name Rebeca
Some diminutives of the name Rebeca are:
Rebe, Rebs, Re, Beca, Becky
The name Rebeca in other languages
The name Rebeca has the following variants in other languages:
French: Rebecca, Rebeque
English: Rebecca, Becky, Becca
Italian: Rebecca
German: Rebekah, Rebecka, Rebeccah, Rebecca
Rebeca's Saint's Day
Rebeca's Saint is celebrated on March 23, in honor of Saint Rebeca of Himlaia.
Numerology of the name Rebeca
According to numerology, the number of the name Rebeca is 7.
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My name of course. Well pronounce it with a first long E which I don't do. Spelling it wrong...well I guess they in US always spell it with 2 CC's instead of 1. Correct would have to be the hebrew origin of it RIVKA but frankly I don't know. I know 2 friends, my grandma (RIP)and cousin. Grandma i know she never experienced any trouble in writing or pronouncing because she lived in Mexico but us Rebecas that live in the border or in US get our names spelled with 2 CC's always.... I don't have a problem with it. I love my name ... it is a strong name... it is biblical and attached to a great love story (well I think). It means chosen, binding and is a name that has been blessed. i simply love it!
That's my daughter's name...Rebeca Julia...Full of life, cute and curly!
This is a great name. Friendly, unpretentious, classically American. It's my grandfather's name. I'd like to name a little boy Ted. Old-fahsioned, but not odd. Just clunky enough to be cool, like thick dark glasses on Clark Kent.
People often spell my name wrong, i always end up saying "rebeca with one c" I am 16 and my generation has few rebecas. Spelled in any way. I beli've there are only three rebecas in my school, which is about 1,000 teens. I really do like my name, its unique. I often am called beca from my friends, but strangly my family are the only people that call me "becky" and thats the way i love it.