إسحاق
Ishaq
إسحاق (Ishaq) is the Arabic way to say the male given name Isaac.
إسحاق is used to refer to the male name Isaac.
Meaning: male given name (name)
How do you pronounce it?
Ishaq
Did you know?
- The name إسحاق shares an ancient root with the Arabic verb 'yaḍḥaku', which means 'to laugh'.
- In some Arabic calligraphy styles, the letters of إسحاق can be stretched or stacked to create a balanced visual ornament.
- In Arabic, إسحاق is recognized as the name of a prophet, making it a spiritually significant name across many different Muslim cultures.
Examples in context
- سامي يؤمن بآدم، إبراهيم، إسحاق، إسماعيل، موسى، عيسى، ومحمد.Sami believes in Adam, Abraham, Isaac, Ishmael, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad.This sentence shows the name إسحاق within a list of various prophets.Tatoeba #8822216 by LinaTamazight, translation #7307428 by OsoHombre
- إسحاق، هل يمكنك الإجابة عن السؤال؟Isaac, can you answer the question?
- هل إسحاق في البيت؟hal isḥāq fī al-bayt?Is Isaac at home?
- أنا أبحث عن صديقي إسحاق.ana abḥath 'an ṣadīqī isḥāq.I am looking for my friend Isaac.
Example conversation
Youssef and Sarah are talking on the phone about a mutual friend.
- يوسف Youssefيا سارة، هل رأيتِ إسحاق اليوم؟yā sāra, hal ra'ayti isḥāq al-yawm?Sarah, have you seen Isaac today?
- سارة Saraلا، لم أرَ إسحاق اليوم.lā, lam ara isḥāq al-yawm.No, I haven't seen Isaac today.
- يوسف Youssefكنت أريد التحدث معه.kuntu urīdu al-taḥadduth ma'ahu.I wanted to talk to him.
- سارة Saraسأحاول الاتصال به لاحقاً.sa-uḥāwil al-ittiṣāl bihi lāḥiqan.I will try to call him later.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries إسحاق, CC BY-SA 4.0.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
