Isac is a variant of the Hebrew name Isaac, meaning he will laugh. The name has its roots in the biblical figure Isaac, the son of Abraham and Sarah. Historically, the name Isaac was more common among Jews but gained broader usage after the Protestant Reformation. Today, Isac is used in various cultures, often as a shorter or more informal version of Isaac. The name's significance lies in its biblical origins and the story of faith and laughter associated with Isaac's birth.
