Tekoa

Tekoa is a name mentioned in the Old Testament. It is a beautiful Biblical name, and the meaning of Tekoa is 'a horn trumpet' or 'a stockade'. Tekoa comes from the origins of the Hebrew language. Tekoa is typically given to the male section of the planet. This incredible, as well as unique name, symbolizes the trumpet. Music has its own ways of telling its own story, not necessarily through words. The meaning of Tekoa can be derived to be the same. The trumpet can produce and dance to its music and can explain emotions without lyrics added to the music. If Tekoa means stockade, it can add another beautiful meaning to the name, like being a fence of the family or being loyal and a protector of anything one can be. Tekoa is also a town in Washington, United States of America. It is a small farming town in Whitman County. It may be presumed that the name of the town is after Tekoa Mountain, which is also in the state of Washington. Speaking of mountains, Tekoa Mountain in Massachusetts resides in peace at the eastern edge of the Berkshire Plateau. Babies named Tekoa will not only have a unique name but unique nicknames like Teo and Tek. SeaWorld loaned four young orcas, out of which one of the males, a 2000-born Tekoa, is one of them. The others are Keto, Kohana, and Skyla.