Yitzchak

A Hebrew variation of Isaac meaning “God will laugh”.

The name Yitzchak is of Hebrew origin and means “he will laugh” or “laughter.” In the Bible, Yitzchak (Isaac in English) is a significant figure as the son of Abraham and Sarah. His birth was a miraculous event as Sarah was very old and had been barren, leading to much laughter and joy when he was finally born.

Yitzchak is known for his obedience to his father’s willingness to sacrifice him, as well as for his blessings and struggles in life. He is a prominent figure in Judaism and Christianity, and his story is an important part of religious teachings.

This name is still quite popular in Jewish communities and carries a sense of tradition and history. It is a strong and timeless name with deep spiritual significance.