one who laughs
Isaac may be the perfect choice for you. Derived from the Hebrew יִצְחָק (Yitzhak), the name Isaac means “one who laughs” or “one who rejoices.” In the Old Testament of the Bible, Isaac is the firstborn son of Abraham. He is one of the three biblical patriarchs revered by Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
 
A popular name in the early 20th century, Isaac lost favor for several decades before making a recent comeback. It rejoined the top 100 in 1995 and has remained there ever since, climbing to No. 28 in 2013 and coming in at No. 39 in 2020.1Although the name Isaac is typically used as a masculine name, it can certainly be used however you see fit, as sex doesn't have to be a part of your name selection process.
 
Isaac has been shortened to Ise, Ike, or Ikey.
As a biblical name, Isaac has an equivalent in virtually every known language.
 
hese include:
Ihaka (Māori)
Iisakki (Finnish)
Íosác (Irish)
Isaak (Dutch)
saák (Greek)I
sac (Romanian)
Isacco (Italian)
Isak (Danish)
Ísak (Icelandic)
Isaka (Swahili)
Isaque (Portuguese)
Ishak (Indonesian)
İshak (Turkish)
Isḥāq (Arabic)
Itzak (Yiddish)
Izak (Croatian)
Izák (Czech)
Izarak (Creole)
Izsák (Hungarian)
Izaokas (Lithuanian)
Izaak (Polish)
Yitzhak (Hebrew)

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