becca

Becca is a feminine given name, commonly a short form of Rebecca. The name Rebecca derives from Hebrew Rivka, traditionally interpreted as meaning “to bind” or “captivating.” In modern usage, Becca can be used as a stand-alone given name as well as a nickname.

Usage: Becca is common in English-speaking countries and among some European communities. Variants and related forms include Becky, Rebekah, and Rebecca. In different languages, the form may adapt to local pronunciation and spelling, but Becca remains a widely recognized diminutive in popular usage.

Notable people: Becca Fitzpatrick, an American author known for the Hush, Hush series; Becca Tobin, an American actress and singer known for her role on the television series Glee; Becca Stevens, an American author, Episcopal priest, and founder of Thistle Farms, a nonprofit organization focused on healing and empowerment.

In culture, the name Becca appears for fictional characters in various works, reflecting its familiar, approachable quality.