Rivkah, pronounced /rɪvˈkɑː/ or /riːˈvɑːkə/, is of Hebrew origin and means "to enlarge" or "to be wide". It is a name with deep roots in Jewish history and culture, most notably as the wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob and Esau in the Bible. In Arabic, Rivkah is known as Rebah. The name has also gained popularity among non-Jewish communities, often used as an alternative to common names like Rebecca or Betty.
Rivkah experienced fluctuations in popularity over time, with a significant rise since the late 90s until peaking in 2023.