Comments (Pronunciation Only)
In Polish most people would pronounce Izaak as three-syllabic ee-ZA-ak. It's not used as a name often but Catholicism is unavoidable here and I've never heard Izaak pronounced as disyllabic in biblical context or in science classes where we learn about ee-ZA-ak Newton.
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In Polish, it's pronounced "EE-zak", not "ee-ZAK".
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The correct writing is "Isaak", with "s" instead of the "z". However, the pronunciation is like "EEza-ak". [noted -ed]
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