Hazecha was a medieval Germanic feminine name. It is also spelled Hazacha, Hazicha, Haziga, Hazeka and Hacicha.Alexander Beider, Handbook of Ashkenazic Given Names and Their Variants (Avotaynu, 2009), 119. It is formed from the base name Haze and the hypocoristic suffice -che. The Yiddish form Hatsekhe (אכצה ,אגצה) is attested between 1096 and 1298.Beider, 66. Notable people named Hazecha include:
Hazecha (), treasurer of Quedlinburg Abbey, friend of Walter of Speyer, wrote a lost life of Saint Christopher Hazecha of Ballenstedt (died 1063), third abbess of Gernrode Haziga of Diessen (died 1104), countess of Scheyern, founder of Scheyern Abbey Hazzecha of Krauftal (), abbess, correspondent of Hildegard of Bingen Hazeka (recluse) (died 1261), saint from Schermbeck
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