Beccy

Beccy is a feminine given name, commonly used as a diminutive form of Rebecca and as a standalone spelling in its own right. It is one of several English-language variants of the name, with Becky or Becca being more common in many regions.

The name Rebecca originates from the Hebrew Rivka, often interpreted as meaning "to tie" or "captivating." Beccy preserves the same etymological roots and pronunciation as its related forms, typically pronounced BEK-see.

Usage of Beccy varies by region and era; it is generally rarer than Becky or Becca and appears most frequently in English-speaking countries, including parts of the UK and Australia, where informal spellings are common.

A notable bearer of the name is Beccy Cole, an Australian country music singer-songwriter. The spelling Beccy is also seen among poets, artists, and other professionals who favor a distinctive variant of the traditional nickname.

Related names include Becky, Becca, and Beckie, which share the same origin and meaning.