Izak

Meaning of Izak

With its roots in ancient Hebrew and its joyful meaning of “laughter,” Izak (pronounced EE-zak or EYE-zak) brings a warm spark to the modern naming landscape. Though it hovers just outside the top 900 in the U.S., that subtle rarity only adds to its charm—like discovering a friendly smile in a crowded room. Parents who choose Izak often envision a little storyteller whose every giggle lights up family gatherings, carrying forward a heritage that stretches back to biblical times. Whether voiced with a gentle British “EE-zak” or a spirited American “EYE-zak,” this name feels at once timeless and refreshingly original—a beautiful invitation to write a new chapter filled with laughter.

Pronunciation

British English

  • Pronunced as ee-zak (/i ˈzæk/)

American English

  • Pronunced as eye-zak (/aɪ ˈzæk/)

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Notable People Named Izak

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