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Would you use Isaac itself on a girl? If not, I don't see how changing the spelling/nationality makes it much better. Especially considering that most people won't know the etymology of Isak, I think it is likely to seem like a kre8tyf spelling of Isak to feminize it. The way people think adding a Y makes Aidan (Aidyn) feminine or something. It doesn't.

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Besides, I love Isaac itself for a boy; why mess with an already good thing?