/ˈiːsɑk/, [ˈiːs̠ɑ̝k]
AlkuperäFrom Swedish Isak, ultimately from Ancient Greek Ἰσαάκ (Isaák), from Biblical Hebrew יצחק (Yiṣḥāq).
- error-lua-execIsaac (biblical character)
- error-lua-execa male given name from Biblical Hebrew
“"―ja sä, sä et tietenkään opiskele vaan oot tietysti kotona kaksosten, Iisakin ja Raakelin kanssa―"
"Iisak ja Raakel!" Jonde keskeyttää. "Mistä sä noita nimiä oikein revit?"” — "―and you, you of course aren't even studying and just stay at home with the twins, Iisak and Raakel―"
"Iisak and Raakel!", Jonde interrupts, "Where are you getting those names from?"
MuodotIisak(nominative, singular) · Iisakit(nominative, plural) · Iisak(accusative, nominative, singular) · Iisakit(accusative, nominative, plural) · Iisakin(accusative, genitive, singular) · Iisakit(accusative, genitive, plural) · Iisakin(genitive, singular) · Iisakien(genitive, plural) · Iisakia(partitive, singular) · Iisakeja(partitive, plural) · Iisakissa(inessive, singular) · Iisakeissa(inessive, plural) · Iisakista(elative, singular) · Iisakeista(elative, plural) · Iisakiin(illative, singular) · Iisakeihin(illative, plural) · Iisakilla(adessive, singular) · Iisakeilla(adessive, plural) · Iisakilta(ablative, singular) · Iisakeilta(ablative, plural)
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