IPA: /bɛk/
KK: /bɛk/
A small stream or creek, often found in rural areas, or a gesture used to signal someone to come closer.
The children played by the beck, skipping stones across the water.
The word 'beck' originates from Old English 'becc', meaning a stream or brook. It refers specifically to a small stream or creek.
Think of a small 'stream' or 'brook' when you hear 'beck', as it directly refers to that kind of water flow.