Origin and Meaning of Yitzhak

He will laugh

Origin: Hebrew - Yitzhak is derived from the Hebrew word 'tzachaq,' which means 'to laugh.' In the biblical context, it is associated with joy and laughter.

• Yitzhak is a prominent biblical name, borne by one of the patriarchs of the Israelites, Yitzhak (Isaac), the son of Abraham and Sarah.
• The name appears in various forms across cultures, including Isaac in English, Izaak in Dutch, and Isacco in Italian.
• Notable bearers include Yitzhak Rabin, the Israeli Prime Minister who won the Nobel Peace Prize, and Yitzhak Perlman, a renowned violinist.
• Yitzhak is more commonly used in Jewish communities and has moderate popularity in Israel, particularly among religious families.
• Variations of Yitzhak include Yitzchok, Yitzhak, and even the nickname Yitz.