Isa 2

I HATE this name. On anybody.

Nice nickname.

So cute on its own or as a nickname :)

Isa is a good name, it's a pretty way to spell Iza and it's a pretty nickname for Isabella and Isabelle, and Izabella And Izabelle as well!

I am not understanding how people have no knowledge of something whatsoever and are both declaring it void of meaning and rather childishly even making fun of it. I guess just to be seen and to say something; doesn't have to make sense. Smh.

This is better as a nickname for Isabelle than as a first name. I have really no opinion on this name. I do think that it's more feminine than masculine, though.

All I can think of is that song from Dora, "Isa, turn the wheel! Turn the wheel, Isa!"

You know, I'm gender fluid, so it's always nice to have a name that isn't gender- specified. "Isa" works works perfect for me, and I love the name. The only problem is that most people won't know how to say it! By the way, a common pronunciation on the word is "eye-suh."

Isa is my nickname and I love it. It's pronounced EE-zah in portuguese.

In brazilian portuguese, I meant (in the comment above), it's identical to the italian pronunciation. My name is Isabela and I really love being called Isa.

I think the a at the end makes this very feminine so I would use it for a girl. It's very short and it doesn't mean anything on it's own and yet I really like it. I might use it as a middle name for a future daughter.
A friend of mine wants to name her daughter Isabella and nickname her Izzie but I've already told her that if she does, I would call her Isa.

I like this as a nickname for Isabel, Isabella, and Isabelle pronounced ''I-sa'', not ''IE-sa''. In fact, that would be the best nickname for girls by these names. I can't stand Izzie, and I don't like Bella and Belle either, but Isa is really cute, provided it's pronounced ''I-sa''. The ''IE-sa'' pronunciation is dreadful, but hey, if you have the dreadful name of Isaiah, it's always better than the full name.

The name Iza rocks. I would give it to my daughter. We write it with z.