Isaac explained to kids
Isaac is a boy's name of Hebrew origin, and it means "he who laughs." Isaac is a biblical name, and it is also the name of the son of Abraham and Sarah in the Bible. Isaac is a popular name in the United States, and it was the 11th most popular name for boys in 2018.
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