Keturah Name Meaning

The name Keturah is of Hebrew origin and has various meanings depending on the source. It can mean "incense" or "fragrance" in Hebrew, or "cassia tree" in Arabic. In the Bible, Keturah was the name of Abraham's wife following the death of his first wife Sarah.

There are not many famous personalities with the name Keturah, but it has been used as a character name in literature and films. One example is the character Keturah Belva Lockton from the book "Chains" by Laurie Halse Anderson.