Izidor
Izidor is a masculine given name used in several Slavic-language traditions. It is the local variant of Isidor/Isidore, itself derived from the Ancient Greek name Isidoros, meaning “gift of Isis” (from doron, gift, and the goddess Isis). The name’s Christian associations come largely from Saint Isidore of Seville (c. 560–636), a prominent scholar and church father whose influence helped popularize the name in Europe.
In Slavic-speaking regions, Izidor functions as a vernacular form of Isidor, and it appears in various countries
Variants of the name include Isidor, Isidoros (the Greek form), and Izidor as used in several Slavic