Isai

Isai is a Hebrew name derived from the biblical name Jesse, which is the name of the father of King David in the Old Testament. The name Isai means 'gift from God' or 'work of God'.

In the Bible, Jesse was a humble shepherd from Bethlehem who was chosen by God to become the father of the great King David. His name reflects the idea that children are a gift from God and a result of God's work.

The name Isai is a variant spelling of the more common form Isai, and it carries a strong religious and spiritual significance in the Judeo-Christian tradition.

For parents who choose this name, it can be seen as a way to express their gratitude for the gift of a child and their belief that the child is a blessing from God.