Izak is a Hebrew male given name, which translates to "God will laugh" or "He will laugh." It is derived from the Hebrew words "itzhak," meaning laughter, and "akavah," meaning he will. This name is often associated with the patriarch Isaac in the Abrahamic religions, who was named Izak by God himself.
The name Izak experienced significant popularity from the late 1980s to early 2000s, peaking between 1993 and 2005 with over 76 births per year. However, its popularity has declined since then, with fewer than 60 births per year recorded after 2014.