can anyone translate rebecca in to hebrew for me for a tattoo?

Answer 1

רִבְקָה iv just looked averywhere for that !!!!!!!

Answer 2

Proper names are not the same,
we have Andrew, Poland have Andrzej
Krzysztof - Christopher, Karolina - Caroline

Rebecca -

Rebeccah (Rebekah or Rivkah) (רִבְקָה "Captivating", "Enchantingly Beautiful", "Noose" or "Snare", Standard Hebrew Rivqa, Tiberian Hebrew Riḇqāh) is the wife of Isaac. Her story is told in the Book of Genesis of the Hebrew Bible.

Answer 3

It is pronounced Riv-kah. Spelled as רִבְקָה in Hebrew. Written from right to left, as Semetic languages are. It means "tie" or "bind." It could also mean a young calf. Make a nice pendant, forego the tattoo. That's a no-no for Jews.

Answer 4

Proper names, like Bill, Larry, Susan are pronounced the same no matter what country you go to. Some countries have the root meaning of similar names, like Joseph - Jose, John - Jacque, .

Rebecca is a hewbrew name to begin with.

Answer 5

didn't i just answer this?

Rebeccah (Rebekah or Rivkah) רִבְקָה


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/rebekah...

its at the top of the page of this link just copy the hebrew letters and paste it in a microsoft word or works ect... then increase the font size and you can print out a decent size translation for your tattoo.

Answer 6

In hebrew letters!...its like having '666' on ur body...simply what i think lol

or maybe i would be very very embaressed having hebrew letters on myself!

Answer 7

reish-beit-kuf-hei

But, just so you know, tattoos are forbidden under jewish law.

Answer 8

רבקה
Or with vowel marks:
רִבְקָה