isaac
word
/ˈaɪzək/, /ˈaɪzɪk/
Y-zuhk
/ˈaɪzək/, /ˈaɪzɪk/
Y-zuhk
Definition
Isaac is a male given name found in the Bible and used in many cultures. It is the name of an important figure in the religious traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Usage & Nuances
Used as a first name, sometimes shortened to 'Ike'. Known from the Bible—Isaac was the son of Abraham. Occasionally used as a surname. Popular in Western and some Middle Eastern cultures.
Spanish: IsaacPortuguese (BR): IsaacPortuguese (PT): IsaacChinese (Simplified): 以撒 - 艾萨克Chinese (Traditional): 以撒 - 艾薩克Hindi: आईजैकArabic: إسحاقBengali: ইসাকRussian: ИсаакJapanese: イサクVietnamese: IsaacKorean: 이삭Turkish: İshakUrdu: اسحاقIndonesian: Ishak - Isaac
Example Sentences
Isaac is my friend from school.
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In the story, Isaac has a brother named Ishmael.
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Isaac likes to play soccer on weekends.
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Have you met Isaac from the design team?
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When I call, Isaac always picks up right away.
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They named their baby Isaac after his grandfather.
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