Rebecca in Greek
Rebecca in Greek is Ρεβέκκα, Ρεμπέκα — Rebecca means a female forename coming from the Bible, itself from Hebrew, and commonly used since the Reformation.
Rebecca in Greek
Ρεβέκκα
Pronounced: Revekka
A en given name, in regular use since the Reformation.
Ρεμπέκα
Pronounced: Rebeka
A en given name, in regular use since the Reformation.
What does "Rebecca" mean?
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name A female forename coming from the Bible, itself from Hebrew, and commonly used since the Reformation.
"They would say, if 'twas Rebecca, That she is a little Quaker."
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noun A person who took part in the Rebecca Riots, also called a Rebeccaite.
"Colonel George Rice Trevor testified that the Rebeccas attacked poor-houses as well as tollgates."
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Rebecca in a sentence
- They would say, if 'twas Rebecca, That she is a little Quaker.
- Our daughter's name, Rebecca, summons up similar visions. Although our family is not Jewish, both names (David and Rebecca) have a Hebrew ancestry which, in the eyes of many beholders ( i.e. teachers ) invokes a vision of a family that values education.
- Colonel George Rice Trevor testified that the Rebeccas attacked poor-houses as well as tollgates.
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What is "Rebecca" in Greek?
"Rebecca" in Greek is Ρεβέκκα, Ρεμπέκα. Rebecca means: A female forename coming from the Bible, itself from Hebrew, and commonly used since the Reformation.
How do you pronounce Ρεβέκκα?
"Rebecca" in Greek is Ρεβέκκα, pronounced "Revekka".
Are there other ways to say "Rebecca" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Rebecca": Ρεβέκκα, Ρεμπέκα.
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