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BEBEK
Bebek dolazi od bebek. Bebeci su podrijetlom od starog biokovskog plemena Bašića iz sela Rašćana. Tijekom vremena razdijelili su se na Bašiće, Kovačeviće, Ožiće i Bebeke. U starim župnim maticama u Rašćanima često su upisivani s dva prezimena Ožić iliti Bebek, što se kasnije razdvojilo u dva posebna prezimena Ožić i Bebek. Bebeci se na području Hercegovine prvi put spominju 1742. Biskup fra Pavo Dragičević je u Vojnićima zatekao dva domaćinstva, i to: Petar Bebek s 10 članova i Ante Bebek, čija je obitelj brojila 3 člana. Od Bebeka su tijekom vremena nastali u Vojnićima Živkušići kao novo prezime. To je nastalo tako što je Paško Bebek iz Vojnić a bio oženjen Anticom Živković iz susjednog sela Banja. Anticu su nazvali Živkuša, iz čega su njezini potomci dobili nadimak Živkušić, što je preraslo u njihovo stalno prezime prije gotovo 200 godina. Godine 1897. krštena je Matija kći Pavla Bebeka iz Klobuka i Mate Petrović.
BEBEK
Bebek comes from the word for crimson. The people named Bebek come from the old Biokovo tribe Bašić, from the village Raščane. Over time they were divided into Bašić, Kovačević, Ožić and Bebek. In the old parish registers in Raščane often were written two surnames Ožić aka Bebek, which later separated into two separate surnames Ožić and Bebek. In Herzegovina, Bebek was first mentioned in 1742 in Vojnić where Bishop Pavo Dragičević found two households, including: Petar Bebek with 10 members and Ante Bebek, whose family numbered 3 members. In Vojnić, from Bebek came a new name Živkušić. The name Živkušić was started by Paško Bebek from Vojnić who married Antica Zivković from the neighboring village Banja. Antica was named nicknamed Živkuša, from which her descendants got the nickname Živkušić, which grew steadily over nearly 200 years. In 1897, Matija the daughter of Pavla Bebek from Klobuk and Mate Petrović was baptized.