Izar

Meaning of Izar

Izar bursts onto the world stage like a comet blazing through a velvet night—rooted in the Basque word for “star,” it radiates promise and playful mischief. In Spanish, it’s pronounced EE-zahr, rolling off the tongue with the warmth of a midday siesta and the spice of a flamenco beat. Still a rare gem in the U.S., its glow has grown from just seven tiny sparks in 2022 to fourteen in 2024, climbing from rank 936 to 910—proof that this luminous name is capturing hearts. With each gleaming syllable, Izar invites a story of cosmic adventures, guiding its bearer through life’s twists like a steadfast northern star, all while charming the room with the ease of a familiar fiesta.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as EE-zahr (/iˈzaʀ/)

• Isaiah
• Izaiah