Izaac

Izaac is a masculine given name used in English-speaking contexts as a variant spelling of Isaac. It is sometimes chosen by families seeking a distinctive spelling while preserving the name’s traditional roots.

The name Isaac derives from the Hebrew Yitzhak, meaning "he will laugh." In the Bible, Isaac is the son of Abraham and Sarah, a story that has shaped the name’s enduring presence in Western naming traditions.

The pronunciation of Izaac is typically the same as Isaac, often pronounced "eye-zak" or "eye-zack," depending on locale and family preference. Spelling variants include Izaak and Izak; related forms in other languages include Ishaq/Ishak.

In modern use, Izaac is less common than Isaac but appears in various countries and communities that favor alternate spellings. It is most often encountered in English-speaking settings.

Specific individuals with this exact spelling may be less widely documented than those with the standard form Isaac. When present, they are usually listed in biographical or genealogical sources rather than prominent historical records. See also Isaac, Izaak, Izak, and Ishaq for related forms and spellings.