[name]Hi[/name], from my earlier poll, [name]Isaac[/name] was the favorite name. Very nice name. My husband and I both really like it. Only concern I have is I like names that are very easy to say and spell. Our other children are [name]James[/name], [name]Noah[/name], and [name]Lucy[/name]. Hard to get any of those spellings wrong [name]Will[/name] people get confused on which letter to double in [name]Isaac[/name], the s or a? Or not? Like how some of you said that a name that pairs with [name]Noah[/name] would be nice since [name]Lucy[/name] and [name]James[/name] seem to pair off. Other biblical names we should really consider that seem like a natural fit with [name]Noah[/name]?
Also, like that people donât automatically assume a nickname for [name]Isaac[/name], unlike biblical names like [name]Samuel[/name], [name]Daniel[/name], etc⌠not a huge fan of nicknames.
Well I would normally say no, but my cousin has an [name]Isaac[/name] and my Mum always spells his name â[name]Issac[/name]â - it drives me mad! Having said this, she is generally a poor speller, so I donât think the average person would misspell it.
If I heard [name]Isaac[/name] called across a playground, at a doctorâs office, et c. I would immediately assume it was spelled I S A A C. I think most people would. It would probably just take a gentle â[name]Isaac[/name], spelled with 2 aâsâ to remind them if they misspelled it⌠not like if you were spelling it Yzakk or something. I could just see some poor child trying to tell people how to spell that (âNo, itâs [name]Isaac[/name], spelled with a Y, a Z, one A, and two Ksâ).
Anyway, I think [name]Isaac[/name] is very handsome and goes great with [name]Lucy[/name], [name]James[/name], and [name]Noah[/name] (especially [name]Noah[/name]!).
You may encounter the occasional misspelling, but I think most people are familiar enough with the name that it wouldnât be a problem. Your children have lovely, classic names. I think [name]Isaac[/name] fits right in!
I used to belong to a message board about a TV show with a character named [name]Isaac[/name] and a lot more people than you would think spelled it â[name]Issac[/name]â. It annoys me to no end! That being said, itâs common enough so people would know how to spell it. My name is [name]Bryan[/name] (which gets misspelled all the time) and itâs nothing a quick â[name]Isaac[/name] with two Aâsâ canât fix.
I have a half brother named [name]Isaac[/name] and as far as I know heâs never had a problem with his name, I think people actually expect the âaaâ in this name because itâs the traditional spelling.
I love the name [name]Isaac[/name]! Itâs classic and biblical, which I also love. I think it goes great with your other childrenâs names. They all sound wonderful together. As for the spelling, I donât think it should be a big problem. [name]Isaac[/name], is the traditional spelling, and I think most people will expect it to be spelled that way. Honestly, I thought the only spelling of this name was [name]Isaac[/name]. Some people though are just really bad spellers in general and may get it wrong, but that could happen with any name. [name]Even[/name] the simplest. My name is [name]Alexandria[/name], and people constantly leave out the I at the end. It drives me nuts, but once I correct them, they usually remember for next time. Also, I go by [name]Ally[/name] and people always spell it âAlley.â It completely baffles me, since I thought [name]Ally[/name] was a really common name, and that most people spelled it the way I do, but you always get one or two people who just dont get it.
For any confusion, [name]Rhia[/name] is the last few letters of my first name, [name]Alexandria[/name], with an added H. Not my actual nickname, just a nickname I wish was mine.
Anyway, back to the issue at hand, I dont think there will be very many spelling issues involved with the name [name]Isaac[/name].
[name]Love[/name] the name [name]Isaac[/name]. It is number two on my boy list. Most LITERATE people or those familiar with the bible will have no problem with the spelling.
My brotherâs name is [name]Isaac[/name] and his experience supports most of the opinions already given â most people will spell his name correctly but there are still a few who are determined to go for â[name]Issac[/name]â or even âIssaacâ. Most of these people, though, seem to be bad spellers in general so they would probably get any name wrong!
[name]Will[/name] people get confused on which letter to double in [name]Isaac[/name], the s or a? Or not? Like how some of you said that a name that pairs with [name]Noah[/name] would be nice since [name]Lucy[/name] and [name]James[/name] seem to pair off. Other biblical names we should really consider that seem like a natural fit with [name]Noah[/name]?
